Deal
Warrant
Warrant noun - The approval by someone in authority for the doing of something.
How words are described
| old | old deal | old warrant |
| special | special deal | special warrant |
| separate | separate deal | separate warrant |
| massive | massive deal | massive warrant |
| Other adjectives: big, bigger. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- No one alludes to it being the last week of school, which would obviously be a pretty big deal for schoolchildren and warrant at least one mention.
Source: Voodoo Shark -
Subverted in the end because Boyd's candidate pays back Boyd by warning him about an arrest warrant and then states that their deal is done and he is not doing more favours for Boyd.
Source: Dirty Cop - Deadly Euphemism: When MTac "serves a warrant", there's a good deal more bullets, poisons, and sedatives and much fewer actual arrests involved than you'd expect.
Source: Literature / Soledad O'Roarke
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