Reader Opinions
Anonymous – (apple of one’s eye) May 25, 2021
Really appreciate the person for saying this is straight from the Bible.
Because original is original.
David – (hit the road) May 25, 2021
Good little dictionary! Found a nitch, and at least can stay ahead with new idioms, unlike “The Free Dictionary”. Also the etymology/examples is well done.
Ekpigun oghenefejiro Tracy – (you can’t teach an old dog new tricks) May 23, 2021
You can teach an old dog new tricks, if you are ready to sacrifice and be patient because It’s going to take time or it’s going to be very challenging for the dog. so am sure that if the dogs can’t learn all the tricks, he would definitely learn few new tricks.
Photog – (just deserts) May 21, 2021
Ummm … it’s desserts …. With two “ss “ …. Desert is the hot sandy place with an oasis …. Like the Sahara.
Mike Tsui – (a stitch in time saves nine) May 21, 2021
“Save nine” indicates “most” or “all” when we quantify things from 0 to 9 numerically.
Anonymous – (penny for your thoughts) May 21, 2021
Will there be a question mark after this idiom?
Princess T – (once bitten, twice shy) May 20, 2021
Example a boy stunk by a bee for the first time trying to catch it but when he sees a bee again he will be more cautious.
Nwekwe Gift – (variety is the spice of life) May 19, 2021
Cracking new occurrence and episode keeps and adds more interest to life.
Carlos – (catch-22) May 19, 2021
But why catch 22. Why not ravioli 6 or Nike 7. Why “Catch (catch what) and 22? 22 of what?
Anonymous – (Punctuation) May 18, 2021
Double and single quotation marks have the same usage put single quotation marks can be quote someone in a quotation.
