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lankeela
Where does the word nonce come from, meaning a pervert, or child molester?
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owner2
Why can no-one say the word vulnerable properly anymore, without pronouncing it vunrable?bring back the L!
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chimney
why is it pronounced 'ingland'
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Emmma
What is the animal of a litter that is the opposite the the runt of the litter? the prime of the litter..? Feel free to let me know if Im talking blonde
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mistie
Where did the word (FLYERS) originate from concerning getting away early from work
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blizmak
My nan used to tell me I was ' a proper Connie Wesson' if I did something silly. Has anyone else ever heard this expression, or does anyone know who Connie Wesson was?My nan came from the Nottingham...
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c.shallow
What does the term 'Lounge Lizard' mean?
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rogerthomas
There has been much said on here about correct grammar. Two points need to be made. 1. Some people's grammar is so bad that they display a complete ignorance of the English language. It has been said...
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The Tree
i always wondered where the phrase all the time in the world came from.its a phrase i use quiet often but what does it mean to have all the time in the world
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cateb
What is the origin of the saying "love and hate - two sides to the one coin" Is it biblical?
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fideldyfee
can anyone tell me the meaning of this scottish word "hurdies" as in "he sat on his hurdies and waggled his legs". thanks
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c.shallow
What the term 'Lounge Lizard' mean?
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tommy666
ive always wondered where the phrase taking the micky comes from. ive thought that maybe it could be like rhyming slang, as in short for taking the mickey mouse. i have no idea what this could rhyme...
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lankeela
Why do we say 'that went down like a lead balloon' when something we say or do is not received very well. Because a lead balloon would go down well, being heavy. But it is used to signify something...
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marges
is there a saying dont give me no truck
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ambermollyst
Does anyone know where this saying comes from and what it means?
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kilkenny
A firend was referred to as a White Belly (or bellied) Rat recently. Is the term derogatory. All he could find out was that the comment orignates in the West Indies. Any comments welcome
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pruney
Has anyone else heard of saying"mother of pearl!" when they see something surprising or they are shocked? I say it a lot and my husband says it's not a saying and it's ridiculous but...
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acorn
I have always been curious by the phrases dressed up like a dogs dinner meaning (i believe) that someone is overdressed or incorrectly dressed for an ocassion. And then theres the other one being the...
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Pudcat
Has anyone heard the prase "Goosey will get you" I have heard it spoken to children to frighten them off of going out in the dark. I wonder who "Goosey" was and what he did

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