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Bill of Rights  

   
A Bill of Rights is a written list of citizens' rights which is usually part of the constitution of a country.      n-sing  
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by rights, all right, civil rights, right

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bill and coo
exp.
cuddle
used also as an adjective to suggest that something is suitable for a romantic experience: bill and coo hotel; bill and coo restaurant
rights
n.
rules concerning what people are owed to or allowed of, according to ethical principles of freedom and applied in society
rights activist
n.
an activist fighting for civil rights
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Right
n.
Derecha
might is right
id.
expression referring to the belief that those who hold the power are entitled to anything
be right on the money
v.
be exactly right
[Fam.] Ex.: Her guess was right on the money.
hunky-dory
adj.
all right; good, OK, satisfactory
informal
tickety-boo
adj.
all right; runing smoothly
[Slang];[UK] Everything is tickety-boo with building our new house; soon we will move in.
quick sticks
adv.
very quickly; right now; in a big hurry
[UK][Slang] You should get out quick sticks if you don't want him to see you.
out of whack
exp.
not right; out of order; not functioning properly

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