See Also: BILL OF RIGHTS(law)
GI Bill (of Rights)(encyclopedia)
Bill of Rights, the(dictionary)
Bill of Rights(encyclopedia)
bill of rights(dictionary)
BILL OF DEBT, BILL OBLIGATORY, contracts(law)
Rights of set off(finance)
Rights-on(money)
Cum rights(money)
Rights(money)

no way (oh) and BILL OF RIGHTS (law)


no way (oh)



S2 adv spoken
used to emphasize that you will not agree or be able to do something
::'Are you going to offer to work over the weekend?' 'No way!'
::No way will we be finished by five o'clock.
:: There's no way I'm going to pay ¡ê300 just for a weekend in Paris.

BILL OF RIGHTS (law)


BILL OF RIGHTS. English law. A statute passed in the reign of William and Mary, so called, because it declared the true rights of British subjects. W. Mary, so called, because it declared the true rights of British subjects. W.





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Section in a constitution establishing the rights and limitations of a governing body, such as the Bill of Rights in the U.S. Constitution.







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The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.