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Hunky-dory and Tickety-boo, where do they come from and what are they about?
In words, expressions, phrases - asked by cairina.moschata - 2 answers - 5 years ago |
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It's snowing down south and Charlie's dead! You don't often hear these expressions anymore, what do they mean and where did they originate?
In sayings, expressions, terminology - asked by cairina.moschata - 2 answers - 5 years ago |
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Can you think of a nicer alternative to the idiom - "Kill two birds with the one stone"?
In idioms, expressions, sayings - asked by - 8 answers - 5 years ago |
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Where did the expression "Fill yer boots" come from?
In expressions - asked by osbertonbowls - 2 answers - 5 years ago |
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From where does the expression "sent to Coventry" come?
In Sayings, language, expressions - asked by - 3 answers - 5 years ago |
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Where does ‘hear hear’ come from as a way of agreeing with something?
In expressions, hear, politics - asked by vultan - 2 answers - 5 years ago |
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The expression ‘salad days’ – where does that come from?
In expressions, origins, salad days - asked by vultan - 1 answer - 5 years ago |
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Where does the expression: "If you give someone enough rope, eventually they'll hang themselves" come from?
In humour, expressions, irony - asked by - 5 answers - 5 years ago |
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What is meant by the expression 'Rattle your dags'?
In Trivia, expressions, language - asked by jeannebaxter - 1 answer - 6 years ago |
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In the expression ‘Living the life of Riley’, who was Riley?
In expressions, sayings, life - asked by frank_burnside - 3 answers - 6 years ago |