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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.
I am seeking a poem about land/property/real estate. It is perhaps called "I am Land" and contains wording like "I am the basis of wealth throughout the ages".
i need help with clue 4 down puzzle no 9
pass over across or through
7 t-a-s-t
thanks...
are there any others than trekking?
thanks...
Can anyone tell me what name is given to a person who studies gravestones please?
A woman goes to the Doctor in Glasgow, worried about her husband's temper and threatening manner. The Doc asks: "What's the problem, Janet? The woman says: "Weeell Doctor Cameron, I dinae...
...any favourites/un-favourites from your own childhood? I was a child of the 70s and the following come to mind: "Spaz" "Mong" "Flid" (as insults) there was a regional...
I always thought that charisma and charismatic where pronounced > Carizma and carizmatic< But on this advert the small cowboy pronounces it as it's spelt which heavily relies on the >Ch<...
Something on the radio just made me think of this.
Why is the plural of Euro, Euro and not Euros?...
My daughter when she was very young used to recite a poem which I'm trying to find.All I can remember is In a cottage in a wood, A little old man at the window stood, When he saw a rabbit running by....
What is the rest of the quote thats starts - keep your nose to the grindstone.
Can anyone help me please?...
Well here's a thing! I was aimlessly browsing through a nursery rhyme site that gives the history/meaning of various childrens rhymes. Came across this; Round and round the garden Little Teddy bear...
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birth...
BNTF, HIAHD, CHWH, All popular phrases or sayings... HELP
what has many limbs,but cannot walk? Mark can throw a ball as hard as he can and it always comes back to him.Nothing and no one touches the ball except Mark.Why does the ball come back? many...
Usually I know when to use 'this' or 'that' but which is better (or correct) in this example: A) I told him we did not have a vase, although THAT was not strictly true. B) I told him we did not have a...
Thoughts please..
I'm looking for a specific term, that means something like neologism, or compound word all in one. But it's not a usual hyphenated compound term. It's the definition of a coined term that is refering...
i had a photo in the mag in may i have still not recieved my cheque
i have sent them 2 email's but still no joy it is now 12 week's...
A recent cryptic clue was...get up out of bed and throw in to confusion.
The answer was ..TUMBLE UP. Ive never heard of this expression before.
Does it simply mean ..to confuse?...
h.l.a.s. completely
w.i.o.t.w imminent downfall
l.n.s.u. make every effort
b.t.p unacceptable behaviour
b.o.f. harsh initiation
d.t.b.t. away from the normal
b.t.h. make up...
