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Solowise King Eboh – (cold feet) September 21, 2017

I never get cold feet about doing anything. I’m always ready

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Pomax – (a bed of roses) September 15, 2017

Being left in a journey of love isn’t a bed of roses.

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Leslie Robles – (suited and booted) September 12, 2017

Its beautiful it has a catch to it. Piece of cake

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Michelle – (close call) September 11, 2017

Wow, given that Jack probably died after jumping from the seventh story of the World Trade Center, it probably was a lot more than just a “close call.” This is kind of tacky on this day, don’t you think?

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Durr E Nayyab – (in black and white) September 3, 2017

I leave my comment for someone ‘Man in Black’ then he gave me answer No ‘Black in White’.
I can’t understand his meaning ‘Black in White’ can you help me what it means?

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Amit – (cold feet) September 2, 2017

I have a cold feet when I have to stand in the front of public to say something or to discuss something.

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Ferran – (sixth sense) August 11, 2017

Some sixth sense tells me I’ll never be able to master such a damn language, And that annoys me.

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Mrs. Santosh Nath – (choke up) August 1, 2017

A good, clear explanation that would be helpful to all those who teach the use idiomatic English.

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N – (a house divided against itself cannot stand) July 29, 2017

Hi there,
I just wanted to let you know that this idiom is found in the bible, particularly in the gospel of Mark chapter 3 verse 25. So I don’t think so this belong to Abraham Lincoln. He might borrowed from bible. It is appropriate to refer the origin of this idiom to bible.
Thanks

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Zanujx – (the last straw) July 25, 2017

Exams are always the last straw 😂😎🐍 and then everything is great. 🎊 🎉

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