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IDIOMS

An SI Board Since January 2019

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Emcee: goldworldnet	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

This thread is for Idioms.

Idioms are word combinations that have a different figurative meaning than the literal meanings of each word or phrase.

SI Ron has an excellent word thread named My Dictionary.

Best to All -- Josh

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116	Split or Choose... It is always better to choose than to split when dividing a	goldworldnet	-	Monday
115	Toy Money... Obviously given to the financial cost of non-essential pursuits and	goldworldnet	1	last Saturday
114	Off the chain. [graphic]	goldworldnet	1	November 18
113	Mad as a hatter. en.wikipedia.org	goldworldnet	-	November 10
112	Red pill and blue pill en.wikipedia.org	goldworldnet	-	November 8
111	Bite the bullet en.wikipedia.org	goldworldnet	1	November 8
110	or [graphic]	Shoot1st	1	November 7
109	go Dutch phrase of Dutch INFORMAL share the cost of something, especially a me	Shoot1st	1	November 7
108	Your topic is part of a larger linguistics study. Phraseology In linguistics,	DMaA	-	November 7
107	I've been red pilled. Fascinating how important that one has become in a sh	DMaA	1	November 7
106	Well then, they should have sung "Cheep at half the price." <ggg&g	Stan	-	November 7
105	"Cheap at half the price" is original, but a dated expression. [graph	goldworldnet	-	November 7
104	There is a line in Oliver! that baffles me when Oliver has been taken by the ric	Stan	1	November 7
103	Because TP was already taken?	Stan	-	November 7
102	Jack Frost nipping at your nose.	goldworldnet	-	November 6
101	More of a simile than an idiom but nice writing anyway: Writing about the weath	DMaA	1	November 5
100	and if it walks like a duck......	Shoot1st	1	November 3
99	Like a duck to water.	goldworldnet	-	November 3
98	Don’t count your chickens before they hatch.	goldworldnet	-	November 2
97	TV is called Telly in Britain.	SI Ron (Soup Nazi)	-	November 2
96	Here's a question. Everyone called Television TV. Nobody every called a	DMaA	-	November 2
95	A 2fer Elvis has left the building..... and the screen door didn't hit hi	Shoot1st	1	November 1
94	As I blindly wondered.....I stumbled here..... seemingly fortuitous. I remain	Shoot1st	1	November 1
93	If you can't float your boat, it will sink. I'm doing my best to help	goldworldnet	-	November 1
92	Getting cold feet - both an idiom AND a reality for me for the next 5 months.	DMaA	-	November 1

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