Usage of "so-and-so" | TermGallery

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A person who is deemed to be despicable or contemptible.

Usage of so-and-so in English

During that so-and-so Ahmadinjad's government, we were moving in a negative direction. 
 The Guardian 

I took a shot with him, and the what-happened-to-so-and-so routine set in. 
 Junky 

This is life as a relationship person: I'm hanging out with so-and-so. 
 Climbing Magazine 

The photo of so-and-so on the cover of whatever it's called sucks. 
 Wired 

And if it's good enough for him it's so-and-so good enough for me. 
 The Irish Times 

Adel Taarabt is a frustrating so-and-so but was extremely dangerous throughout. 
 The Guardian 

Because Keith used to say, 'Mick says I've got to get to so-and-so.' 
 Life 

This young man, son of so-and-so, etc., etc., wants to be your slave. 
 Across Coveted Lands; or, a Journey from Flushing (Holland) to C... 

The other women ignore her-andme-gigglingabout so-and-so's dress and who's gone bald. 
 Crewel 

We needed to go home, we couldn't just spend the night at so-and-so's house. 
 Ebony 

But, Sir, so-and-so is not a degenerate, said one of the US president's aides. 
 The Irish Times 

We're friends from Philadelphia, greetings from so-and-so, what can we do to help you? 
 The gates of november 

Yes, so-and-so is no longer throwing chairs around the room. 
 The Guardian 

She was always gossiping about so-and-so's disfigurement or so-and-so's underclothes. 
 The day the falls stood still 

They call you 'black so-and-so'. He eased his way into his innings that day. 
 The Guardian 

There is a wily so-and-so behind Leaving Cert reform. 
 The Irish Times 

Translations for so-and-so

Portuguese

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So-and-so through the time

Meanings of so-and-so in English