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fat lot of good

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From a fat lot.

Noun

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fat lot of good

  1. (informal, idiomatic) of no use or help
    Synonyms: fat lot of use, fat lot of help
    Fat lot of good that'll do me!
    • 1919, J. Storer Clouston, chapter 18, in Simon:
      "Well, there's your friend Silent Simon, and all the police—" / "A fat lot of good they are!" said Ned.

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