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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a peach of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone as excellent or outstanding, often in a positive or affectionate manner.
Example: "She is a peach of a friend, always there when I need her."
Alternatives: "a gem of" or "a treasure of".
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Ella Smith is a peach of sincerity.
Now he has a peach of a retirement job.
You've got a peach of a heart, Fred.
Davy gave him a peach of a ride.
What a peach of a goal that would have been.
12.05am: A peach of a drive from the excellent Dufner down 18.
This is a peach of a goal from the recalled midfielder, who tonight captains Holland.
Steven Gerrard picks out Mickey Owen with a peach of a long pass.
That's a peach of a drop shot though, and the game is safe.
It is a peach of a role and he gobbles it whole.
The forward turned Rafferty inside and out before bending a peach of a finish beyond Lillis.
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