- have a ripper
- Have a ripperIf you have a ripper of a time, you enjoy yourself.
The small dictionary of idiomes. 2014.
have a ripper
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Jack The Ripper — Jack l éventreur Pour les articles homonymes, voir Jack l éventreur (homonymie). Évocation de Jack l éventreur en une du journal satirique Puck … Wikipédia en Français
Jack the ripper — Jack l éventreur Pour les articles homonymes, voir Jack l éventreur (homonymie). Évocation de Jack l éventreur en une du journal satirique Puck … Wikipédia en Français
