Reader Opinions

David R Peter – (blood on hands) December 12, 2020

Isn’t it preferable to use the word “blame” rather than “blood”?

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Erdembileg – (don’t look a gift horse in the mouth) December 9, 2020

This idiom originated from Mongolia, in Mongolia mongols saying/using the idiom every time!

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Khashayar – (better late than never) December 9, 2020

For those people driving fast to get somewhere on time, you should tell them better late than never.

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Agaba – (Punctuation) December 9, 2020

How to use slashes in a sentence?

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Marianne Jacob – (love is blind) December 8, 2020

Love is blind but marriage restored my vision.

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Unknown – (the devil is beating his wife) December 8, 2020

Having lived in Alabama most of my life I’ve never heard this expression. We called it a sun shower.
It wasn’t until I moved to Oklahoma that I heard people refer to a sun shower as “the devil is beating his wife.”

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Jolene – (stand your ground) December 5, 2020

If you are bullied, stand your ground and tell your teacher immediately.

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Jolene – (halfway house) December 5, 2020

  • Midpoint of recovery, progress.
  • An inn or a place midway in the journey.

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Anonymous – (water under the bridge) December 3, 2020

Always heard this, never understood it till now, thanks.

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Anonymous – (break a leg) December 3, 2020

As Katelyn went to perform in the school play, her mother yelled, “Break a Leg!” She wanted Katelyn to do her very best.

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