little stranger Idiome
a perfect stranger
a person you have never seen, a total stranger In New York, a perfect stranger asked her to sleep with him.
a total stranger
one you have never seen, a perfect stranger """Can I give you a ride home?"" ""No. You're a total stranger."""
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Truth is stranger than fiction.
Events in real life are sometimes stranger than in fiction.
truth is stranger than fiction
truth is stranger than fiction Real life can be more remarkable than invented tales, as in
In our two-month trip around the world we ran into long-lost relatives on three separate occasions, proving that truth is stranger than fiction. This expression may have been invented by Byron, who used it in
Don Juan (1833).
little stranger
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a anew built-in baby. informal 2002 Psychology Today For anyone in the cast new role of caring for a little drifter so absolutely abased on their ministrations, the aboriginal canicule of motherhood claiming anyone's faculty of competence. Learn more: little, stranger