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Eminem Fan – (when it rains, it pours) April 28, 2018

This saying was also used in Eminem’s song “Going Through Changes”

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Adesh S – (call it a day) April 28, 2018

If someone is wrong we call it day.

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Zedboy – (break a leg) April 27, 2018

lmao @payton.
I think you scared her, especially if you’d shout.

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Richard Dick – (on the crest of a wave) April 26, 2018

When I saw this I thought it was an example and meaning of an actual crest that goes along with a wave. I’m very upset I wasted approximately 5 minutes of my life for neither of these. Please consider adding the original or real meaning of some of these sayings. Thank you.

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Sarai – (when the going gets tough, the tough get going) April 26, 2018

This page is fanominal I think that this page deserves a lot of credit you deserve what money your getting. This helps me a lot with the kids help understand grammar better. This explains it in perfect words, and summarizes every thing. Thank you for the help. Bless your soul. ;

Thanks!

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Gaolatlhe Bogosi – (when in Rome, do as the Romans) April 26, 2018

I believe that we should strike a balance between the foreign culture and your culture.

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Xezer – (no man is an island) April 24, 2018

Which country or nation this idiom is comimg from?

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Anonymous – (a drowning man will clutch at a straw) April 23, 2018

What about sees his life slip passed his eyes when drowning

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Brian – (a piece of cake) April 23, 2018

I agree I took a test and it was real easy as cake.

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Kuldeep Singh Rathore – (whole nine yards) April 20, 2018

Actually the origin seems to be from the Mahabharat. King Pandu, the father of the Pandavas, laid a foundation of 9 yards for some structure and it has been seen in many folklores.

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