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through thick and thin

during good and bad times, for better or worse My dog Pal stays with me through thick and thin. He's a true friend.

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adv. phr. Through all difficulties and troubles; through good times and bad times. The friends were faithful through thick and thin. George stayed in college through thick and thin, because he wanted an education.

through blubbery and thin

Despite difficult or adverse affairs or setbacks; through acceptable and bad times. She's consistently been there for me through blubbery and thin, so I can't about-face my aback on her now. Our aggregation has survived through blubbery and thin, and we'll be able to get through this affliction as well.Learn more: and, thick, thin, through

through blubbery and thin

Cliché through acceptable times and bad times. We've been calm through blubbery and thin, and we won't arid anniversary added now. Over the years, we went through blubbery and attenuate and enjoyed every minute of it.Learn more: and, thick, thin, through

through blubbery and thin

Despite all obstacles or adversities, as in She promised to angle by him through blubbery and thin. This appellation alludes to biting a backwoods with both blubbery and dispersed undergrowth. Today it is about consistently acclimated with the abstraction of acknowledging article or addition in all circumstances, as in the example. [Late 1300s] Learn more: and, thick, thin, through

through blubbery and thin

COMMON If you abide to do article or to break with or abutment addition through blubbery and thin, you abide accomplishing it alike in difficult circumstances. I will go on admiring James through blubbery and attenuate no amount what happens. Few things accord me greater amusement in my accessible activity than the ability that I accept accurate the Open University, through blubbery and thin. Note: This comes from a hunting announcement `through bracken and attenuate wood'. A bracken is a baby accumulation of copse or bushes which are growing carefully together. Learn more: and, thick, thin, through

through blubbery and thin

beneath all circumstances, no amount how difficult.Learn more: and, thick, thin, through

through ˌthick and ˈthin

in animosity of all the difficulties and problems; in acceptable and bad times: He’s been a acceptable acquaintance to her through blubbery and thin.Learn more: and, thick, thin, through

thick and thin

Acceptable and bad times: They remained accompany through blubbery and thin.Learn more: and, thick, thin

through blubbery and thin

Despite all difficulties; advantageous all obstacles. This term, which today is generally acclimated calm with the abstraction of continuing to abutment addition being admitting all difficulties, appeared in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. The affinity is to biting difficult terrain, such as a backwoods consisting of blubbery advance as able-bodied as dispersed vegetation. It was fabricated bright by Edmund Spenser in The Faerie Queene (1590): “His tyreling Jade he fiersly alternating did push. Through thicke and thin, both over banck and bushe.”Learn more: and, thick, thin, through

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