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Discover LudwigThe phrase "for spare" is not correct or usable in written English.
If you want to use a phrase that means something similar to "for spare," you could use "in reserve." For example, "She kept extra food in reserve in case of an emergency."
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Shake the couch for spare change.
Salvation of school, scholarship, modeling for spare change.
Is it wrong to breed a child for "spare parts"?
He took to polishing the stars for spare change.
Let my poor, deluded offspring rummage for spare change.
Nor does he go scrounging for spare change.
About UShs 2m has already been mobilised for spare parts.
"Aggressive panhandling" is now supposedly illegal in the city but asking for spare change is not.
A homeless man limped from car to car asking drivers for spare change.
He learned to weld, and made his own electronic ignition, scouring kits for spare parts.
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"Sometimes I park cars [for spare change] if a big boy is not there".
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