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of that ilk
phrasemainly Scottish English
of that name; usually used when someone's family name has been mentioned:
It was young McBride, Brian of that ilk (= Brian McBride).
She often referred to her friend Miss Rubens, Bernice of that ilk (= her friend was Bernice Rubens).
He brandished a MacInnes axe, designed by Hamish of that ilk.
The team currently has not one Rae but two, with Gavin of that ilk now playing in midfield.
The horse was ridden by J P Magnier, son of owner John of that ilk.
See also
ilk
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