Reader Opinions

Anonymous – (rise and shine) September 23, 2020

To get out of bed and get ready for work

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Anonymous – (close, but no cigar) September 21, 2020

It says you attempt was close

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Shakti Singh – (it’s better to be safe than sorry) September 19, 2020

Doesn’t it have meaning same as of “Prevention is better than Cure?”

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Mutale – (love is blind) September 19, 2020

I believe it when they say love is blind, because it makes people forget there selves in the process they get provoked to do things they never thought they can do all because of love.

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David – (Nouns) September 17, 2020

“Hair” is not always plural. Example: “His hair is gray.” Nobody would say “His hair are gray”.

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Somdutta Roy – (charity begins at home) September 16, 2020

We should help our parents at home like a example helping my mother in doing the dishes. We should never neglect our parents because they are the first person to help us in our life by correcting our mistakes and letting us lead our life easily so we should help them in any way we could .

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FatRat22 – (sit on the fence) September 16, 2020

It doesn’t tell who made the idiom or why they made the idiom

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Ramesh Joshi – (turn aside) September 14, 2020

To turn aside – I would also suggest an alternative word
“to side track.”

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Anonymous – (wag the dog) September 13, 2020

Perhaps these diffintions are part of ‘wagging the dog’ so that people won’t really know what this phase means. Lol

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Zohreh Iraniparast – (break a leg) September 13, 2020

Good luck would be considered bad luck. Therefore an alternative way of wishing luck was developed. An expression that uses words to mean something different than what they usually mean.

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