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cheat sheet
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cheat sheet
n.
1. A document, especially a sheet of paper, containing information, such as test answers, used for cheating.
2. A document containing summarized information used for quick reference.
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A little ingenuity is required, because spelling was optional at GCSE level in those days, but I've obtained a cribsheet and can put you wise.
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Rumour has it that some ministers have been known to carry cribsheets into high-level discussions to protect themselves against this blizzard of jargon - and who can blame them?
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These are acts that transcend the old-fashioned cribsheet slipped into the pocket or key points written on the arm in ink.
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