and no mistake

and no mistake
phrasal

he's the one I saw, and no mistake

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and no mistake (informal)
Assuredly
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Main Entry:mistake

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informal, dated without any doubt

it's a bad business and no mistake

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chiefly Brit old-fashioned
— used to stress the truth or accuracy of a statement

She's the one I saw, and no mistake. [=she is definitely the person I saw]

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Main Entry:mistake

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and ˈno mistake idiom
(old-fashioned, especially BrE) used to show that you are sure about the truth of what you have just said

This is a strange business and no mistake.

Main entry:mistakeidiom

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