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How has the meaning of "politically correct" changed?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

The origin of "the long and the short of it"

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by user163849

Origin of phrase "Fruit-loop" meaning crazy person, isn't complete and therefore unclear

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

What is the origin of the phrase "Put one in the wood for him"?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by catBehemoth

Where does "to make out" come from?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Tomalak

Origin of the term "red cent"

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

What is the origin of the phrase "caught red-handed"?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Where did the phrase, "You did a bean," come from?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Mark Eggert

What is the origin of the term 'Au pair'

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

What is the origin of "tall tale"?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Kit Z. Fox

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