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domain_name: wordhistories.net

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word histories – “ad fontes!”

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Position	Phrase	Page	Snippet
1	word histories	/	word histories \| “ad fontes!” Enjoy this site? Gift the author a WordPress.com plan. Gift. Menu. Skip to primary content. home · alphabetical index · about me · contact · donate. Search ...
3	have a 5 o clock	/2022/03/07/five-ocl...	'five o'clock shadow': meaning and origin 7 мар. 2022 г. — The phrase five o ' clock shadow, also 5 o ' clock shadow, denotes the beard growth which becomes visible in the late afternoon on the face of a man who has shaved ...
4	he is got big ears	/2020/04/16/little-r...	'little rabbits have big ears': meaning and origin 16 апр. 2020 г. — The phrase little rabbits have big ears means that children are inclined to eavesdrop
5	i am to please	/2020/07/11/we-aim-t...	'we aim to please (you aim too, please)' 11 июл. 2020 г. — The phrase we aim to please was originally chiefly used as a commercial slogan meaning our customers' satisfaction is our goal. This phrase has ...
5	much if you don t	/2020/04/29/damned-d...	'(you're) damned if you do and damned if you don't' 29 апр. 2020 г. — The phrase (you're) damned if you do and damned if you don ' t means that, in a specific situation, a person will be blamed or considered wrong no matter what he ...
5	to a t meaning	/2017/11/11/to-a-t-o...	meaning and origin of the phrase 'to a T' 11 нояб. 2017 г. — The phrase to a T, or to a tee, means with minute exactness . It is first recorded in The Humours, and Conversations of the Town, ...
6	blues and twos	/2019/09/08/blues-an...	meanings of the British phrase 'blues and twos' 8 сент. 2019 г. — The British- and Irish-English colloquial phrase blues and twos denotes: – the blue flashing lights and two-tone siren used on a police car or ...
6	we walk in the park	/2023/01/19/walk-in-...	'a walk in the park': meaning and origin 19 янв. 2023 г. — Of American-English origin, the colloquial phrase a walk in the park denotes (the type of) something easy, effortless or pleasant .
6	walk to the park	/2023/01/19/walk-in-...	'a walk in the park': meaning and origin 19 янв. 2023 г. — Of American-English origin, the colloquial phrase a walk in the park denotes (the type of) something easy, effortless or pleasant .
7	home likes having	/2019/10/30/any-more...	'are there any more at home like you?': usage and origin 30 окт. 2019 г. — Both in British and American English, the phrase are there any more at home like you ? is used as a chat-up line—For example: – In British ...

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