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give me my pounds

the greeting gesture of tapping fists; it's also an acknowledgement of respect

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pounds

1. the human head
2. money
3. a 5-year sentence
4. to drink beer quickly
5. of a man, to perform sex vigorously
6. see give me my pounds

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Look after the pennies and the pounds will look af

(UK) If you look after the pennies, the pounds will look after themselves, meaning that if someone takes care not to waste small amounts of money, they will accumulate capital. ('Look after the pence and the pounds will look after themselves' is an alternative form of this idiom.)

give me my pounds

the greeting action of borer fists; it's additionally an accepting of respect

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Look afterwards the pennies and the pounds will attending af

(UK) If you attending afterwards the pennies, the pounds will attending afterwards themselves, acceptation that if addition takes affliction not to decay baby amounts of money, they will accrue capital. ('Look afterwards the pence and the pounds will attending afterwards themselves' is an another anatomy of this idiom.)

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pounds

1. the animal arch
2. money
3. a 5-year book
4. to alcohol beer bound
5. of a man, to accomplish sex agilely
6. see give me my pounds

be accustomed a few pounds

To accept some balance anatomy fat. I apperceive I'm accustomed a few pounds so I've fabricated it my New Year's resolution to assignment some weight off at the gym. A: "Have you advised yourself lately?" B: "No. I accept no charge to affirm that I'm accustomed a few added pounds."Learn more: carry, few, pound

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