How to pronounce “for a song and a dance”

Meaning

• [Adverb]
• Alternative form of for a song.

Practice Nearby Words

for a song and dance, for very shame's sake, around and around, chop chop, rod, line and sinker, wig-wag, in a few shakes, for the lols, back when, a-tiptoe, there and then, with 'bated breath, light-heartedly, hand-in-hand, all on a sudden, balls-to-the-walls, hippity-hoppity, balls-to-the-wall, to hell in a handcart, hurry-scurry, singlehanded, come rain or shine, by-and-by, belowstairs, above-stairs, on-the-fly, one after the other, from head to toe, flat-out, on the reg, six ways till sunday, twohanded, no-doubt, asap, piggy-back, swithe, also known as, full-throttle, in flagrant delict, all of the sudden, short handed, over-hand, short-handedly, all the sudden, pitapat, dead-pan, short-handed, till death us do part, dead pan, scotfree, under-handed, with hat in hand, nohows, somedele, times out of mind, right and left, no way, jose, yeap, ad-hoc, fingers and toes crossed, hand and glove, full-tilt boogie, apickaback, strideleg, hat over the windmill, flagrante delicto, head-to-toe, mano-a-mano, suffice to say, strong-heartedly, abovestairs, a-row, big-time, head on, out-loud, no way, josé, kerslop, second-handed, any road, any road up, no way josé, back to the old drawing board, sumdel, onehanded, everytime, voetstoets, preflop, outloud, chug-a-lug, catercorner, revue, arts, art, roundel, story, fairytale, rigamarole, rigmarole, terpsichore

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