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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

more than the odd

Hello,

Visiting the BBC. site, I have come across the following sentence:

"The answer was greeted by muffled laughter amongst the press pack and more than the odd raised eyebrow."

What does "more than the odd" exactly mean?

Thanks in advance!
  

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There were more than just a few raised eyebrows. Quite a large number of people reacted by raising their eyebrows. com: odd 4 ...

  • There were more than just a few raised eyebrows.
  • Quite a large number of people reacted by raising their eyebrows.
  • com: odd 4 ...
  • b : encountered or experienced from time to time : occasional CJ
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There were more than just a few raised eyebrows. Quite a large number of people reacted by raising their eyebrows.

www.m-w.com:
odd
4 ... b: encountered or experienced from time to time : occasional

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