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queer as a three-dollar bill What does queer as a three-dollar bill mean?	to be very strange	The woman is the strangest person that I have ever seen and she is as queer as a three-dollar bill.
queer as a three-dollar bill What does queer as a three-dollar bill mean?	to be very strange	The woman is the strangest person that I have ever met. She is as queer as a three-dollar bill.
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Queer As A Three Dollar Bill Idiom