The phrase
"extra notch" means doing something additional or going above and beyond what is expected or required.
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The lemon glaze really takes these muffins up
an extra notch (if that's possible).
I added nutmeg, smoked paprika, and a pinch of cinnamon - but felt that red pepper flakes might have kicked it up
an extra notch too.
Just when you thought you were done with the amazingness, the lemon glaze takes it up
an extra notch.
I think I just knocked him down
an extra notch because every time you've rated a ref lower than me, it was because of the safety issue rather than getting big calls right.
Once your baby has started walking and is more confident in doing so, then you can introduce shoes into the equation just to take things up
an extra notch.
We took it down
an extra notch this weekend and lazed around the house all day Saturday.
For those of you that don't want to wear those granny panties post partum, these high waisted shorts in black are SO cute on and great for all the craziness that happens down there after a baby I also scooped up these lace ones as well if you wanted to kick i up one
extra notch.
For my petite girls, you will be happy to know that I didn't have to add
an extra notch when tightening it!
The hotel's well - appointed facilities add
an extra notch - up to your reveling satisfaction, while its opulent décor maintains commendable aesthetic quality.
But a hit it was, so now Borderlands is back with a souped - up sequel that promises more of the same but with everything cranked up
an extra notch.
Along the same lines of my to - go beverage detox, in my attempt to consume less wasteful, packaged foods, and carbon - emission heavy meat and imported goods — I was consuming less calories in the process, and tightening my belt
an extra notch or two.
The U11 got people talking about HTC again, and the company is looking to kick things up
an extra notch next month.
Foods until you groan for
an extra notch in your belt and a 50 - exhibitor trade show with giveaways that will put the notch in your belt — like a pencil, or letter opener.