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Phrases & Sayings
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Some time ago I made a note of the following mnemonic.
"Nine Red Soldiers In Green Overalls Have Joined Your Red Table"
But I omitted to note what it was supposed represent. Does anyone know?...
I wondered if this Mnemonics question was deleted by someone in error. It was indeed a duplicate question but was first asked (and was not resolved) 5 months ago...
In the same way as xenophobia means FEAR of foreigners, is there a Greek root implying HATRED of things?
Promises are like pie crusts (4,2,2,6)
Thanks in advance...
Where I live at the moment is just a temporary stop-gap. The other day I said to my son “but it’s turning out to be more temporary than I thought.” He said “shouldn’t that be less...
Are the European and American phonetic alphabets Identical?
What are photography recommendations training received
1 P H on a F
Which verse from Bible was read out by Milly in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers?
Next to my ancestor's name on his Military Record Card, "M.B.E." has been written. Now, he wasn't a Member of the British Empire, I'm pretty certain, so what does MBE refer to in this context? Thanks....
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I remember an old saying about breakfast, dinner and lunch. It started "eat breakfast like royalty" and I think it ended with something along the lines of "eat dinner like a pauper". Could anyone help...
He didn't shoot, he seldom scored,
In fact he never tried;
And when the final whistle blew
He didn't pass - he died.
B...
Inspirational quotes for life?
Have been playing Boggle and have noticed that the words fag(s) ***(s) are not allowed but they are still words in the dictionary.
An elderly Austrian friend used to say of Hitler that one of things she abhorred (apart from the obvious) was his 'appalling German' (i.e. his spoken German). I know about four words of German, so...
What is the dingbat for
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Phrase or saying using these letters plus vowels
It means, under the original situation there may not be the solution you are looking for, however under further further observation, with different expert opinions the truth will unfold.
Would you pronounce its first syllable as in 'titanic', or as in 'titter' ?...
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