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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
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A liar of me

Is the following title correct?

A Liar of Me Under the Sky

Here the phrase "a liar of me" refers to myself because I was the one who was a liar.

Please help me. Thanks.

PS: I think this is sense of "of" is used above.

of (preposition)
8 b — used as a function word to indicate apposition that fool of a husband
[M-W's Col. Dic.]

Edit: This sense fits better:
of (prep)
6 a — used as a function word to indicate belonging or a possessive relationship king of England
M-W's Col. Dic.
  

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Please help me. of (preposition)8 b — used as a function word to indicate apposition that fool of a husband [M-W's Col. ]Edit: This sense fits better:of (prep)6 a — used as a function word to indicate belonging or a possessive relationship *king of England*M-W's Col.

— Jackson6612

  • Please help me.
  • of (preposition)8 b — used as a function word to indicate apposition that fool of a husband [M-W's Col.
  • ]Edit: This sense fits better:of (prep)6 a — used as a function word to indicate belonging or a possessive relationship *king of England*M-W's Col.
  • Dic.
  • Help, please.
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Jackson6612Is the following title correct?A Liar of Me Under the SkyHere the phrase "a liar of me" refers to myself because I was the one who was a liar.Please help me. Thanks.PS: I think this is sense of "of" is used above.of (preposition)8 b — used as a function word to indicate apposition that fool of a husband[M-W's Col. Dic.]Edit: This sense fits better:of (
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Jackson6612A Liar of Me Under the Sky

Here the phrase "a liar of me" refers to myself because I was the one who was a liar.

Please help me. Thanks.

PS: I think this is sense of "of" is used above.

of (preposition)
8 b — used as a function word to indicate apposition that fool of a husband
[M-W's Col. Dic.]
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