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Don't get your panties in a twist

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casius | 22:56 Sun 05th Oct 2003 | Phrases & Sayings
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does the saying 'don't get your panties in a twist' go like that, or like this; 'Don't get your panties in a wad'.
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Or, don't get your knickers in a knot?
22:57 Sun 05th Oct 2003
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Hmm, I have only heard it as "Don't get your knickers in a twist," because the 'i' in 'knickers' and 'twist' rhymes nicely. Panties is the American term for women's underwear (bottom half) but the saying is recognized worldwide as a British one.
23:28 Sun 05th Oct 2003
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I have also heard "don't get your panties in a bunch"
08:49 Mon 06th Oct 2003
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"Don't get your Knickers in a twist !! " My Dad used to tell me this when i was little and was getting in a flap or being daft. That's the English was i think.
21:04 Mon 06th Oct 2003

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