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"on the spur of the moment"

by Paul <paulmathewmac@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 25, 2008 at 10:14 AM

I stumbled upon "on the spur of the moment" in wiktionary.com  and
found that the meaning given is "on very short notice". The example
cited reinforces the meaning -"They kept their bags packed so they can
leave on the spur of the moment".
I thought the idiom referred to acting on impulse as in " I took that
decision on the spur of the moment and have regretted it ever since".
 




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"on the spur of the moment"
Paul <paulmathewmac@[E  2008-05-25 10:14:19 
Re: "on the spur of the moment"
"Ildhund" <j  2008-05-26 00:17:05 

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