Etymology of ‘Cold Turkey’
The etymology of the phrase 'cold turkey.'
Etymology of ‘Cold Turkey’
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Etymology of ‘Two Cents’
The etymology of the phrase 'Putting in my two cents.'
Etymology of ‘Two Cents’
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Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Bride
Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Bride
- 10 May 2013
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‘The Whole Nine Yards’ Etymology
The etymology of the phrase 'the whole nine yards.'
‘The Whole Nine Yards’ Etymology
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Etymology of Buy the Farm
Were death benefits paid to beneficiaries of soldiers who died in battle often enough to...
Etymology of Buy the Farm
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Etymology of ‘Another Kick at the Cat’
The etymology of the phrase 'another kick at the cat.'
Etymology of ‘Another Kick at the Cat’
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Etymology of ‘Salad Days’
The etymology of the phrase 'salad days.'
Etymology of ‘Salad Days’
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Etymology of ‘Little History Lesson’
The etymology of the phrases contained in the 'Little History Lesson' article.
Etymology of ‘Little History Lesson’
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Etymology of Mad As a Hatter
Does the phrase 'mad as a hatter' refer to hat-makers poisoned by mercury fumes?
Etymology of Mad As a Hatter
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What’s the Origin of ‘Letting the Cat Out of the Bag’?
What’s the Origin of ‘Letting the Cat Out of the Bag’?
- 8 August 2010
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Etymology of ‘Mind your P’s and Q’s.’
The etymology of the phrase 'Mind your p's and q's.'
Etymology of ‘Mind your P’s and Q’s.’
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Etymologies of ‘One for the Road’ and ‘On the Wagon’
The etymologies of the phrases 'One for the road' and 'On the wagon.'
Etymologies of ‘One for the Road’ and ‘On the Wagon’
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