Reader Opinions
Anonymous – (by chance) April 3, 2021
By pronunciation, it seems to have a French origin.
Rob – (drink like a fish) April 3, 2021
Its Australian way before china
Julie Ann Pare – (catch-22) April 2, 2021
A man have to choose who will going to be alive his wife or his child coz only one could survive.
Hayden – (chip on shoulder) April 2, 2021
It is actually older than that and came from England in the 1600. English ship laborers were allowed to bring home left over wood ships as part of their wages. When this was taken away the workers went on strike and walked away with bags of the wood chips. Hence chip on the shoulder.
Anonymous – (the devil is beating his wife) April 1, 2021
If it is snowing and the sun is out, does that mean God is Jerking it?
Obbo Joshua – (straight shooter) March 31, 2021
This idiom describes a person who when asked about something he/she answers it directly.
Obbo Joshua – (in hand) March 31, 2021
This idiom describes something under control or something in hand e.g a bird in hand is worth than two in bush.
Obbo Joshua – (white elephant) March 31, 2021
The idiom white elephant describes someone or and item that’s costly but with no use.
Obbo Joshua – (in the red) March 31, 2021
The idiom is describing the status, because red refers to instability and something is wrong.
NahImGood – (blood on hands) March 31, 2021
Do you think this has it’s origins in Macbeth where lady Macbeth tries to clean her hands representing her guilt?
