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Phrases & Sayings
Welcome To Phrases & Sayings where it is what you say and how you say it that is important.Please feel free to share what makes you chuckle in the Jokes section.
Or heres another.... same boss.... "on the other side of the coin"..... oh yes, he wasssss full of them.
Feeding the pigeons... using the forklift. Please can anyone tell me other daft names of dance moves?
which is correct in the above 2 examples? i have always thought it's hear hear - as in "hear what this person is saying; i agree with it" and i always thought it was toe the line however i just read a...
What does it mean when people say that something "is like finding a needle in a preverbial haystack"?
Like ducks on a junebug..... huhhh?
which sport is associated with the unofficial fan group known as the ' Barmy Army'
does she?
'Therefore ' Is it followed by a semicolon in correct grammar, if you wish to emphasise a point?
where did this saying come from? Someone told me a while ago and i found it really interesting but ive forgotten...
As in if they're represented by a gallery or host organisation... what would that group be referred to as? A gaggle?!
"You are full of **** and vinegar!"
which word means to make or transport illicit goods and comes from the practice of hiding stuff inside footwear
where does the saying im sweating cobs come from
Why do people use these annoying, silly expressions when it is easier just to say no?
'I wouldnt touch her/him weith a ten foot pole' What the..... how in hells name has a ten foot pole? Where does this saying come from? Thanks Greenie87
I often say ''not off the top of my head'', when referring to something I don't know .. Any idea where this originated?
I recently questioned this to a few friends... I searched in the dictionary (its a bit old) and searched for the word cob(s) and to my suprise it siad ponies...... so I'm sweating ponies?? any1 know...
I heard that throwing salt over your left shoulder when its been spilt originates from when Peter betrayed Jesus, as in the Last Supper painting there is a salt celler that has been spilt next to...
Hi. Does 'clean as a whistle' this relate to organ/flute reeds or something like that? As in they don't work properly when they're dirty, so they have to be kept clean...?
What does it mean when people use the phrase "to-a-T"? And where did it originate?
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