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Phrases & Sayings
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why when someone is bad at something eg singing they cant sing 'for toffee' ?
What does the word logistics mean?
what does " give them a shewing" or shoeing mean?
Why do South Yorkshire people call each other Duck?
Why are slippers called 'slippers'???
What was the thinking behind all the silent and useless letters that litter our language? Words like should, could, though, thought, know, etc etc Why are they there? is there some long lost logic?...
.....come on Quizzy, where does it originate? Are you watching Peri?
Hey, Am writing a letter to a prince on behalf of some of my students and was wondering whether it is correct to use "you" and "your" when addressing a prince e.g...
Is there a word to describe someone who can only work efficiently in a crisis if there is not one they create one
does anyone know any old saying/figures of speech.
If 'to reverse' means to undo or go backwards, does 'verse' mean go forward or redo?
I seem to remember once hearing a word that means music aficionado or someone who studies or knows about music/bands/singers. Is there such a word or do I have to make one up?
Anybody know any good quotes about kissing?
what does Hi C0ckalorum mean?
| know it was in the lyrics to a song in "The Water Babies"1978, but it's facinated me ever since.
thanks in advance!!!
popeye - barbie answer 3,4
I've read of [and irritatingly forgotten] a German word that roughly means 'disappointed at not getting schadenfreude'. For example, you watch a man wobbling at the top of a ladder. If he falls of and...
I know what it means (all talk and no action) but where did the phrase originate?Is it used regionally or is it's use more widespread?And what exactly is meant by "Trousers" in this context? The only...
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I read yesterday about one guy who was at ease with himself. What does that mean?
Dear All, I have heard this adjectivo-expression a lot of times, but I can't look up its meaning anywhere. What does it mean? E. g. He was a bit rough round the edges but very down to earth?
What does shalava mean?