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-But she's pretty good, actually. Nothing on you, of course, [...]

What does ON mean?

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@WBYeats,

The phrase means She's not as good as you, of course.

The whole phrase would probably be "She's got nothing on you".

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@McTag,

Good answer. Thank you.

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