(idiomatic, Southern US) Under no circumstances; absolutely not.

(idiomatic, Southern US) Under no circumstances; absolutely not.

(archaic, slang) To hoax or entrap somebody, so as to get some sport out of them.

(idiomatic, often followed by with) liked, in someone's good books.

Alternative form of in good odor

The weather in the Northern Hemisphere tends to be unpleasant at the start of March but pleasant at the end.

Synonym of March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb

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