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Mariott Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

-heavy

Hi!
If you say it was a battle-heavy movie. Does it mean it was a movie containing fierce battles or many battles?

Thanks in advance.
  

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It's not a precise phrase. Without context, it sounds to me like 'many battles'. Clive

— Clive

  • It's not a precise phrase.
  • Without context, it sounds to me like 'many battles'.
  • Clive
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It's not a precise phrase. Without context, it sounds to me like 'many battles'.

Clive
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A -AT L-T of good it'll do to me; it won't do me much good?
Please supply the missing letters. It is a crossword clue(1,3,3). Thanks.
M.V.Apparao
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Anonymous A -AT L-T of good it'll do to me; it won't do me much good?Please supply the missing letters. It is a crossword clue(1,3,3). Thanks. M.V.Apparao
A fat lot.

In the future, please

a) make a new thread for your questions -- if you post in an old thread, people will think it's just continuing discussion about that thread topic; and
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