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milk run

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milk run
n. Slang
A routine trip involving stops at many places.

milk run
n
(Engineering / Aeronautics) Aeronautics informal a routine and uneventful flight, esp on a dangerous mission
[referring to the regular and safe routine of a milkman's round]


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