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handful
noun [S] (DIFFICULT PERSON) /ˈhænd.fʊl/Definition
(Definition of handful noun (DIFFICULT PERSON) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- a (heavy) cross to bear idiom
- a bitter pill (to swallow) idiom
- a hard/tough nut to crack idiom
- albatross noun (PROBLEM)
- bane noun
- glitch noun
- handicap noun (DIFFICULTY)
- headache noun (DIFFICULTY)
- hiccup noun (PROBLEM)
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- job noun (PROBLEM)
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- liability noun (RISK)
- life's a bitch (and then you die) idiom
- maze noun (RULES/IDEAS)
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