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The kid – (blowing smoke) August 24, 2026

I thought it was being cooked

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Violet Phillips – (straight and narrow) August 6, 2026

Gdmorning, I BELIEVE in My Spirit, Is When You are Walking The Straight & Narrow Path, We Should Always Keep OUR Mind, Heart, & Soul Rooted & Grounded In The Ways Of Your LORD & SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST, Because He’s The ONLY “WAY To “ETERNITY”

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Bob – (one man’s trash is another man’s treasure) July 31, 2026

In the spirit of being universally grateful: ‘One man’s ex-wife is another man’s vexed life.’

(I just today found this wonderful site / resource. Thank you for it!)

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John – (good as gold) July 19, 2026

I was looking for a name that means good as gold

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David Fessenden – (down in the dumps) July 8, 2026

According to David McCullough in his biography of John Adams, he used the phrase in one of his letters to Abigail, in the 1760s. So while Grose’s dictionary may be the first published reference, the phrase was obviously in common use

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Minister Deborah V Ricks – (beyond the veil) June 26, 2026

This is helping me with my first sermon in a place that is chosen for my ministry to bring others into the full knowledge of what starts in our lives and where we are separated into living where the devil sends the untruth so we can follow him or follow his lies.

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Elly – (crush) June 20, 2026

Crushing on someone is exciting but the worst part is they dont even notice you. Like me and Jimin

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Candy – (eat like a bird) June 12, 2026

It’s funny how eat like a bird means eat very little. When in reality they eat 9 xs their own weight.

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Robert – (stalking horse) May 28, 2026

My father, a jockey, used “stalking horse”, as the fast breaking horse, with no hope of victory, setting a fast pace for the horses not strong in the long run. The winning horse would be the enduring horse that didn’t participate in the early fast pace, meant to exhaust the others.

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Pete Sheehan – (do you mind) May 25, 2026

What about “Do you mind?” as an assertion of irritation for some perceived intrusion? Does it have a known origin or at least an early known example?

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