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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.
The phrase i hate at the moment is when someone replies they go "you get me ". The one i used to hate was know what i mean But i say a terrible one and i think i have picked it up from Eastenders , i...
Do you have an interesting anagram using your given birth name?I'm 'Achy Festering Fin'. Huckleberry's inbred cousin, no doubt. :o\
where does the phrase "the Meaning of life" come from & what does it mean ?
Can anyone tell me what this means? I believe it's an American term for a 'Highway' of some type but not sure exactly... And how did it get it's name?
Can anyone help please? Two words different spellings Thief enters via a window. 99 L S
My father in law asked me this one and I was stumped. Any ideas on where it comes from and/or why we call our parents parents', Grand parents?
I was watching an episode of Only Fools and Horses, I think it was To Hull and back. In it Delboy told Rodney to use his Filbert, at least that is what I think he said. I guess it must be Cockney...
SORRY- I didn't make it clear the first is a homonym or homograph? Question ONE Thief enters via a window. QUESTION TWO Number phrase -99 L S Thank you for your help.
Which three word French term beginning La describes the period of gracious living enjoyed by the affluent classes in the years leading up to the first World War?
Where does goodbye come from? Good + Bye =goodbye. Does bye mean leaving or something similar so it is a friendly farewell?
i just joined as an ABer. i've been reading the Questions and answers, i have been seen this phrase 'Lol" and i have'nt a clue as to what it means. is it some kind of slang or a technical word?
My boss told me that tracey (barmaid in eastenders) has two extremely famous sons in real life...Is this true and if so who are they?????
One of my students asked me how the nickname Bill came from the full name William. Sadly, I could not give an answer. I would appreciate any help I could get.
At what point did 1) school pupils become students? 2) children/kids/teenagers become young people/young persons What is wrong with calling children pupils?
Does anyone know the origin of the word Gimp? The first time I heard it was in the film Pulp Fiction. I was told it was Nottinghamshire slang for someone who is hard of thinking, but I have only heard...
Derived from the Italian for a 'person who loves the arts', what D is someone who dabbles in a subject for enjoyment but without serious study?
Where did 'aputh' originate from? (not sure how it's spelt) Ta.
Est combinatio maturi sensus realitatum *** usu linguae ut a vulgo britannico locuta, somnia stulta Britanniae dominationis orbis ridiculanda.
Can anyone tell me a phrase taken from a street name in Yokohama? please
in die hard trilogy game bruce willis' character says "yippee ki kay" what does it mean?