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Anonymous  +  239378 Fri, 23 Jun 06 04:59 PM
what is the meaning of the word "DARE"?
1) I dare you 2) How dare are you?

What is the meaning of " Fair enough"?

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Clive  +  239437 Fri, 23 Jun 06 11:01 PM

Hi,

what is the meaning of the word "DARE"?
1) I dare you I challenge you.

2) How daring are you? How brave/bold are you?

What is the meaning of " Fair enough"? It means 'What you just said seems reasonable and satisfactory'. It's informal.

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Marius Hancu, 3 yr 138 days ago
How dare you?
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Clive  +  239461 Sat, 24 Jun 06 12:20 AM

Hi,

Yes, derived from 'how do you have the bravery/boldness to  . . .?'

Clive
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