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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.
What does Vorsprung Durch Technik mean on the car advert and what is the relevance of it?
My friend told me that he *** had got off the bus early because there were some people on it, that looked like they were from easten europe, and were smelling unpleasently *** Is this a racist or...
Sod all those TV/Movie generated catchphrases!When you have a catchphrase of your own you'll know all about it because your friends will either mimic you mercilessly or you'll be so aware of it you'll...
What does it mean?
Where does the following phrase come from?
HA HA SHE CRIED, SHOOK HER WOODEN LEG AND DIED
or
Ah Ha, she cried as she raised her wooden leg and died.
Who said "To whom we must raise our hats"?
I am familar with the expression "To bubble someone up" which translates to "To grass someone up". I work with some northern folk ( in Kent) and they have never...
How do you display the number 112 in roman numerals
Whats the difference between a typo and a spello? thanks
Does anyone remember the poem 'turtle soup'?.i remember it being a favourite poem of mine when i was at school.
what is the difference between an AIRPLANE and an AEROPLANE apart from the spelling. And which one should I use in a formal letter??
what are the origins of the expressions "kick the bucket" and "pop your clogs"
ie 7 diaw is 7 days in a week can any one help with 512 ec please
reminds me of a classic trigger happy sketch.. but did it happen? where did this statement come from?
Is there a word in English that means "to be in two places at once?"
where does THIS statement come from? pot calling the kettle black. was some one on lsd and saw a kettle callign a pot black? what gives?
The word Donkey is prenounced... DON- KEY Yet the word Monkey is prenounced.. MUN-KEY Why is this?
Can you finish the rhyme for me.
What does 'conk' mean and also what is the proper definition of '...' ?
The following words/phrases all mean "I'm Sorry" - but in what languages:In brackets are the ones I know, or think I know:Je suis d?sol? (French)Lo siento (Spanish)Ik ben droevig (Dutch???)Sono...