Phrases & Sayings

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hodsbods

in dickies meadow

who is dickie and where is his meadow

snuffy126

welsh phrase/word

A while ago i heard a welsh word/phrase that meant that your heart is always in wales or something to that effect. Does anyone know the welsh & english of this phrase/word? Thanks.

peppy

In a Yorkshire chippy today I asked for chips and fish cake, and ended up with what we in Derbyshire call a fish fritter ,fish sandwiched by two slices of potato in batter ,( a fish cake to us is fish...

rass

tush

from whence does the term `tush' derive? i presume it is american slang although it could be yiddish? is it's useage euphemistic or intended to be insulting etc?

youngblood

Translation of words

I am looking for the word "cat and mouse" in yiddish, polish and german. Can anyone help please?

Marvelman

Aliens,

Just heard on the news that aliens have landed and are abducting males with a penis over twelve inches long, just thought i would say goodbye to you all ,

anotheoldgit

Is it IS or is it ARE?

I notice a trend lately to replace the word 'ARE' by the world 'IS'. For example I read the following in a newspaper report:- ' We can conffirm that a group of Western tourists 'IS' missing in eastern...

biggedybong

proverb abbreviations

Hi I'm doing a quiz with abbreviated proverbs, for example TMCSTB = too many cooks spoil the broth. I am stuck with the following three: SIB FISTF VIIOR Would be very grateful if anyone can help.

koster

US Democratic Party Slogan

The US Democratic Party Slogan aimed at the somewhat untrustworthy figure of Richard Nixon in the 1968 presidential election has since passed into common usage. What was it? (from a newspaper quiz)