and that
The phrase 'and that' is commonly used in British, Australian, and New Zealand English to indicate additional related items or people, often in an informal or colloquial context.
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Definition
B2Informal Conversation
(informal)Used to refer to everything else associated with what has just been mentioned.
Example
- She spends her money on clothes, shoes, and that.
B2Social Groups
(slang)Used after a name to refer to the friends or social group of that person.
Example
- Are we meeting Sarah and that at the pub?
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "and that":
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