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where does the saying 'she's got a kidney on her' originate

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theresapetal | 14:35 Fri 11th Jul 2008 | Phrases & Sayings
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where does the saying 'she's got a kidney on her' originate
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I've never heard such a saying, but one old meaning of kidney was temperament, nature or disposition. I would guess, therefore, that it means she's got a particularly strong personality or attitude (perhaps unpleasant). Possibly much the same as she's a bit of a madam!
11:27 Sat 12th Jul 2008
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Kidney tastes rather bitter and perhaps the speakers were confusing it with bile from the pancreas. Certainly it means someone who's in a sour mood, perhaps perpetually.
15:51 Mon 25th Aug 2008

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