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Fanny Anne and Tilly Trot

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l_h_kings | 22:32 Fri 21st Jan 2005 | Phrases & Sayings
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I asked a question a few weeks ago about the Origin and Meaning of refering to someone as Tilly Trot. A few people gave some helpful suggestions, but no definate answer. Since then I have noticed the name Fanny Anne being used in a similar way (as reference to a female they dislike.)

Can anyone help me with the origins/meanings of these two loathed ladies?

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in our family it's Fanny Fenackerpants referring to mischievious girls, no idea why though, sorry!
00:04 Sat 22nd Jan 2005
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I know ' Sweet Fanny Anne' (or sweet FA) to be a polite term of saying F**k All.
02:44 Mon 24th Jan 2005
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I thought that was Fanny Adams?
20:21 Mon 24th Jan 2005

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