RickAns Dedicated Member Feb 1, 2021 #3 Heard it as an expression in a Brit-Com somewhere such as 'You and your ilk.' Figure it means a group of others like the person targeted in the sentence. Not a complimentary term.
Heard it as an expression in a Brit-Com somewhere such as 'You and your ilk.' Figure it means a group of others like the person targeted in the sentence. Not a complimentary term.
Marianna Dedicated Member Feb 1, 2021 #4 Learned it in vocabulary drill in Junior year English class prep for the New York State Regent's exam.
Learned it in vocabulary drill in Junior year English class prep for the New York State Regent's exam.
