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while
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I like wild better because I get (wild while) waiting meaning you really go have to make it worth my while!!!😈😇
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lol, it is worth your while, meaning worth some of your time. But I could be worth your wild!
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That’s interesting
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worth your while
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worth your while
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worth your while
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worth your while
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I know that “while” is correct, but one could make a case for “wile.” “Worth your wile” could mean that it is worth whatever ruse you can come up with, worth any devious action you must employ to reach it. I would love to know what the original intent was.
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“worth your while” meaning it’s worth your time
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Worth your while, (TIME).
