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bandy

[ban-dee] / ˈbæn di /


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Sir George is frequently bandied about as the so-called fifth Beatle.

From Salon

It’s unclear which of the housing policy ideas bandied about in 2025 will make it into that plan.

From Barron's

Which is why, as trade rumors fly, don’t be surprised to see a potentially wide range of familiar names bandied about in such speculation.

From Los Angeles Times

The term “gadfly” often is bandied about local government to describe those who never miss a public meeting.

From Los Angeles Times

The words "double bluff" and "double double bluff" were bandied around throughout the episode - but in the end, Ross survived to tell the tale.

From BBC