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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

On benders

Hi.

"Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, protested at the way in which postal ballots had been sent out within three days of the election being called. He said: "I have been on benders for longer than the opening of the nominations and the start of the postal ballots. This has been a farce."" [From The Guardian.]

What does the "to be on benders for" mean in such a context?

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Anonymous What does the "to be on benders for" mean in such a context? On binges or drinking sprees. His point is that the time was too short between nominations and balloting.

  • Anonymous What does the "to be on benders for" mean in such a context?
  • On binges or drinking sprees.
  • His point is that the time was too short between nominations and balloting.
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AnonymousWhat does the "to be on benders for" mean in such a context?
On binges or drinking sprees. His point is that the time was too short between nominations and balloting.
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Thank you, MM, for your useful reply.

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