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- Whit waur ye daein' 'at year?
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Plinky has an assignment, to dig through my couch cushion, purse, floor of my car and check the year printed on the first coin I find. Well, P…
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- parwatisingari answered on 03/08/2013
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- A bird in the hand...
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A trite phrase or expression is a cliché so is the idea expressed by it. In simple English it is a theme, characterization or situation.…
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- parwatisingari answered on 03/07/2013
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- Happily eva afta.
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Happily ever after What ever fairy tale ends in. But the story begins then, toils, tears, thick, thin, sick and sin. I am the house that jac…
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- parwatisingari answered on 03/06/2013
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- CLOSE AY FAM Who who who?
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In the 14th century middle English, took from anglo French that in turn borrowed from Latin Famosus from fama or fame to that has give rise …
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- parwatisingari answered on 03/01/2013
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- My great escape
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Mah stoatin escape Well I say- details of one’s ultimate escape plan! I need to understand what this word first used in the 13th cent…
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- parwatisingari answered on 02/28/2013
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- Supreme leadah. Heavens above! How smashing!
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Supreme rulah! What does ah rulah doh? The dictionary says a ruler is the one who rules, specifically a sovereign. Or a worker or machine that…
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- parwatisingari answered on 02/27/2013
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- weege city--- dwaraka
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Weege city? Which city, would I pick to visit and why? City an incorporated British town usually of major size or importance having the stat…
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- parwatisingari answered on 02/25/2013
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- Change,absolutely top hole – I have to say.
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Change if you realize is the only unchangeable of life. and would I do it cold turkey? Maybe, maybe not. The 13th century word from Anglo-Fr…
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- parwatisingari answered on 02/22/2013
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- Th’ ideal Haem
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I have all the resources for building an ideal home, plinky provides it, now Plinky would like me to share it, The middle English ydeall, from…
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- parwatisingari answered on 02/19/2013
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- Fish out of water
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FESH IT AY WATER THE TINT TRAVELLER If you are wondering what it was all about, its about the lost traveller who is like a fish out water. If…
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- parwatisingari answered on 02/19/2013
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- Which a body?
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Which one? Beach or a forest what do I prefer? Why? Choice... Beach since its first known use in circa 1535 has come to mean shore pebble, a…
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- parwatisingari answered on 02/16/2013
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- Th' writin'.
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how did I begin writing? with a pen of course! What got me writing? The 13th century word basically means, the act or process of forming vis…
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- parwatisingari answered on 02/16/2013
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