Phrases & Sayings

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Kimbles20

Do you have a motto or philosophy that you live by?

And if so, what has given you this out look on life?

Allibongo

saying

what is the derivatation of "slack alice"

topman9thnov

down town

why do people go down town and not up town.?

bob84

it is said that there is a place in london that is so dangerous due to crime and gangs that even police don't go there. it is between three loctations in london and therefore called 'the ...............

Fernstruth

origins of words and phrases

the origin please of the following; painstaking, bye and large, and hum drum

littleone85

Queens Coronation

What would be the correct word to decribe the queens coronation in a past tense? e.g when the Queen was ________ 'coronated' seems ro be right english spelling conventions wise but somehow it doesn't...

eric100

Celts

Why do we say Celts as though it is spelt with a K, yet Glasgow Celtic is pronounced as though starting with an S

sassafrass

need a translation

hey guys, how about this? parce que c'est nous, je vous manque beaucoup? thanks

x3ecx

huh??

ok im kinda new to thins online chatting malarki n guna sound real silly but wot does lmao mean? sorry!

Rommel Pilot

down market languageWhat is down market language

What is down market language?

joeinni

odd ball

to call someone an odd ball,where does this saying come from

pussnboots

quotations

who said you can please some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time but you cant please all of the people all of the time

DAA1949

cb

What is the Citizen's Band radio language?

drdeng

Rage of Angels

Sidney Sheldon, American writer, wrote a novel entitled "Rage of Angels". Could you please tell me what the exact meaning of this title is, and to what the allusion is made?

radicalrita

what is a particularly happy date?

I am playing a Buzz Word game that would use the word "red" in the phrase, "A particularly happy date." I am thinking it is something along the line of "A cheerful Red Letter Day," but that doesn't...