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Neha – (a blessing in disguise) March 2, 2018

Can you please make a sentence on this phrase using mobile?

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Maria – (curiosity killed the cat) March 2, 2018

Do you know the literal and figurative meaning of this?

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Sunanda Behera – (new kid on the block) February 28, 2018

New kid on the block :- A newcomer

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Beth Brooks – (take breath away) February 26, 2018

I really learned what this was at the aquarium in Maui, when I walked into a dark room with a lighted tank of jellies. Later that day, the same thing out on a boat seeing a whale breach. OH!!

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Naomi – (sit on the fence) February 25, 2018

Their daughter has been sitting on the fence ever since her father forgot her mother’s birthday.

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Miang – (glass ceiling) February 20, 2018

“had been liberated” ????
rather : liberated themselves

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Anonymous – (cup of tea) February 19, 2018

Examples:

  • Roller coasters are not my cup of tea.
  • I don’t like spicy food, it’s just not my cup of tea.
  • I tried to eat a lemon but it simply is not my cup of tea.

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Jeff the odd man – (go the extra mile) February 15, 2018

Can you add a list of idioms all in a line and be able to click it to see the meaning and everything else?

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Weequahic – (when it rains, it pours) February 13, 2018

Re “When it rains. . .”

50-cent (“fittysen”) wasn’t even born when Morton first used that on their salt containers to point out humidity didn’t affect the salt’s performance. And Morton only used it because it was already a common expression that consumers would catch onto right away.

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Tanushka – (once in a blue moon) February 11, 2018

Once I saw a red blood and blue moon 🌕

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