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Your child's shorts are sagging. Do you say "Your shorts are coming out. Fix them!" or "Your shorts are coming off. Fix them!"?

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English Language Learners Asked 4 years ago

all fire and toe

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English Language & Usage Asked 4 years ago by Rusty Brooklyn

In the phrase "the scales have fallen from my eyes" why did they use the word "scales"?

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English Language & Usage Asked 4 years ago by jcollum

"Does X resonate with you?" or "Do you resonate with X?"

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English Language & Usage Asked 4 years ago by Aran Yarne

Expression for telling someone when you're sad

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English Language & Usage Asked 4 years ago

English idiom equivalent to "Sugar to your mouth"?

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English Language & Usage Asked 4 years ago by Beqa

How far (technically) is a "stone's throw?"

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English Language & Usage Asked 4 years ago by Patrick T. Randolph

另當別論 : 另, 別 superfluous? What does 當 add?

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Chinese Language Asked 4 years ago by Elaine Nai

Do you "call an audible" when you "play it by ear"?

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English Language & Usage Asked 4 years ago by kojiro

Is the word “borderline lunacy” a ‘stand-alone’ phrase or just an accidental combination of ‘borderline’ and ‘lunacy’?

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English Language & Usage Asked 4 years ago by Yoichi Oishi

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