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nightmare
Can anyone think of a suitable collective noun for a group of politicians ? I thought of 1) an incompetence 2) an ineptitude or how about 3) a deceit ?
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fozzybat
Have been racking my brain all week for the product that went with this ad slogan. Thank you to answerbank user who said it was bran flakes. I can see the advert now. Did they revive it for the advert...
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blondie83
Where does this saying come from?? 'i know it like the back of my hand'
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dinsdale
I often hear the term quid, meaning Pound, and i think this comes from the latin "quid pro quo" some thing given for something received. But a friend of mine often calls a pound "a sheet" has anyone...
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Dee Sa
as a cockney kid we used the expression "its taters" when it was freezing cold, does anyone know why ?
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LottieAnne
Does anyone know the meaning or origin of the above phrase which was given as the answer to a crossword clue?
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parfitt
What is a bag o mashings. ( yorkshire dialect)
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crih
what does this stand for - a saying re days or months?
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magistra
does anyone know the derivation of "peach pad", which I've only ever seen in Marks & Spencer's packaging of fish etc.? I assume it has something to do with cushioning in transit soft fruit such as...
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hannahmay
Is anybody out there doing this quiz, if so have you got any ideas on these please.all to do with the human body in some way. 6, That feeble hot shower [anag. phrase] 3,6,2,3,5. 18, Thank European...
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Loops12
Show of military strength 5 8 s??r? r??t??n?
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joannie10
this could be a Scottish or even Glaswegian saying - eg 'he was having a nanny rooney', would be used it a person was going mad, shouting etc. Does anyone know where this saying comes from? thanks
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johnny37
What is most times the same word can be used consecutively in a sentence? I remember it is something like 'If had had had had had had..............'. There may be others
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chelsea78
i heard this be said other day at work and was told its a london saying but i aint a clue what it means, can anyone enlighten me? thanku
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BlueScorpion
Can anybody tell me what "Et In Arcadia Ego" means please. Many thanks
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mimi-moomoo
My french teacher is now our examiner so i can't ask for any phrases in class. We are still allowed to do research at home but I can't seem to find anything helpful on 'advertising my hometown'. Does...
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Mrs Hub
dose anyone know the poem im'e terribly fit for the state im'e in that might not be the title but it has those words in it where can i get it from ?
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Sugar&spice
A lot of people have used this phrase on AB, i feel a bit stupid here but what does it actually mean??
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sweetypie12
does anyone know what this means? "Yo he estado aqui, muchas veces antes, y regreso" "Y regreso aqui otra vez, y comienzo" I can't figure it out!! T_T
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Pheobe
what do you do when you "crash your swede"

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