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| FOUR HUNDRED Definition: A U.S. idiom meaning a select group. It was created (1892) by Samuel Ward McAllister (1827-1895), a U.S. socialite, when, in shortening a list for a ball, he boasted that there were 'only about four hundred people in New York society'. ______________________________________________________________________ * The use of this group of words, will make sense, only if all six elements are in. 1. Used by a member of so-called select group. 2. Lists' total number can't be more than 400. 3. Guys mentioned/listed are alive and well. 4. All '400' can be contacted in good time. 5. The event invited (compiled) for holds. 6. No gatecrashers will get into a venue. _____________________________ See perfect IDIOM (1). See perfect MEANING (1). See perfect USAGE (2). | |
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