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91by heart — exactly and from memory. You know the telephone number by heart, don t you? Usage notes: often used with know, learn, recite, and play: I studied piano for two years, and all I learned to play by heart was Twinkle Twinkle Little Star …
92every bit as — exactly as. The Euro may become every bit as attractive and secure an investment as the US dollar. Usage notes: always followed by an adjective, as in the example …
93just the ticket — exactly what is needed. If you love a splash of color, this striped T shirt is just the ticket. Related vocabulary: just what the doctor ordered …
94just what the doctor ordered — exactly what is wanted or needed. An evening without the kids was just what the doctor ordered …
95on the dot — exactly. You ve got to be here at 9 on the dot or we won t make the train. Usage notes: used mainly of time and in the form of the example …
96right on — exactly right or correct. His prediction on the outcome of the elections was right on …
97word for word — exactly as spoken or written. She copied it word for word from the encyclopedia …
98exactamundo — Exactly right, correct. Also exactimundo and exactomundo. Prob. orig U.S …
99to a T — exactly, or completely The new arrangement suits me to a T …
100dead spit of, the — Exactly like …