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hell and gone; hell-and-gone
noun
a far-distant place or point in time US, 1938- The ignoramus has been shooting up churches from here to hell-and-gone. Now he speaks of respect. — Audie Murphy, Hell and Back, p. 23, 1949
- [T]hey’d be able to stymie the cops–who could search to hell and gone and find no hard evidence[.] — Elizabeth Sims, Holy Hell, p. 128, 2002
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