Phrases with «few bells»

The phrase "few bells" means there are only a small number of things that are attracting attention or generating excitement. Full definition

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Sentences with «few bells»

  • It also could mean that you won't get approved for a credit card with rewards, but for another card issued by the bank with fewer bells and whistles. (stockmonkeys.com)
  • The tutorial mode will run you through the different shots, with very few bells and whistles. (thesixthaxis.com)
  • If no, look for a card with fewer bells and whistles that matches your spending patterns and the rewards you want but without the annual fee. (creditcards.com)
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