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DaSwede
I'm confused about the expression 'in twain'. I always thought it meant 'asunder', in two pieces. But recently I've read it in context several times where the writer seems to mean something like 'as a...
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dumasfxxk
why do people say dont lose your rag
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sipukka
how can they mean the same thing?
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Kirstyhev
why would this mean that something is easy?
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Sir_Spikey
What does the phrase salad shooter mean when refered to a person?
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kopend
is it true the word ---- comes from a london street called great ---- street which was frequented by prositutes but was destroyed by the great fire of london . i always thought it was a shortened...
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karmenite
What is the origin of "Drop me a line"?
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dilf
what badgers badgers badgers badgers badgers badgers badgers badger badgers... punctuate please
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fremsley
what is the meaning and origin of this phrase.First heard it in a Led Zep song back in the 70s.
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romanoff
what word describes phrases such as 'he's a boy' ,
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misslideaway
Does that mean that it is expensive at full price?
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dubiousdave
When I was young my parents used to say `now then, stop messing about`, can anyone explain how `now` & `then` makes any sense when used together like this?
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theregularme
hi! when someone says boom or smack etc, there is a word to describe these words, that sound like the actual pronunciation of them, what is it?
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k.hick
Why are pork pies sometimes called "growlers"
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captainkirky
hi having watched snatch they call gypsies "pickeys" i,ve never heard this expresion until the film anyone know how it evolved ? kirky
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scarecrow
In cockney rhyming slang ,they often use the phrase ,bunny,,or rabbit for someone who talks a lot,,Any idea of the origin of this one?..........
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ambergregory
'D'ye want tae see the body?' spoken very slowly. Any idea of what comedy film or TV programme it might have come from?
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mindimplode
ie, a flock of seagulls, a school of fish, a pride of lions, a WHAT of Elfs?
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madein1978
What does it mean when something has (sic.) next to it?
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coffeeman
where does the phrase WET YOUR WHISTLE come from?

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