COLLATERAL used in GONE WITH THE WIND -- sense 1

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collateral

Used in

Gone with the Wind

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I don't like your collateral. (not reviewed by editor)

What collateral will you give me? (not reviewed by editor)

You of all people shouldn't have to bother about collateral. (not reviewed by editor)

But just now when you offered me your—er—collateral for my money you looked as hard as nails. (not reviewed by editor)

And I'll lend it to you—without, my dear Mrs. Kennedy, that charming collateral you offered me a short while ago. (not reviewed by editor)

Collateral. (not reviewed by editor)

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as in: collateral for a loan

as in: collateral evidence

as in: collateral damage in the battle

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