nuff said


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nuff said

or

'nuff said

sentence substitute
informal chiefly US used to indicate that the preceding statement is sufficient
[informal pronunciation of enough said]
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'Nuff said! Chuck it!" The crowd cheered and broke away as Melissa dived through.
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Also revealing that the only leave Europe comments on these pages come from xenophobes from Ukip - nuff said!
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The rhyme with "Chillun" is certainly what one hears in the BBC Wales programmes on the poet's life and works, but again, nuff said.
Dylan, by any pronunciation; Views of Wales
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Well, here's another saying, one I recommend Brownshoes actually take to heart: "Brief the flight; fly the brief." 'Nuff said.
Grampaw Pettibone
* Nuff said. (For those who insist on more, check out "The PM's Dilemma," Defense AT & L, May-June 2004.)
The Rogue Program Management Art of War: Ward & Quaid's excellent 8 1/2 Axioms; All the exaggerations are right, if they exaggerate the right thing. (G. K. Chesterton "on Gargoyles")
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