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Is "having a bowl" an idiom?

Can one say "I am burning with questions about [a topic]"?

What does “have the avocados” for anchorman work mean?

What does the word 'knocked' mean in the old song "Knocked 'em in the Old Kent Road'?

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Are hatters really mad? [closed]

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Origin and evolution of 'on the bubble' in senses related to 'having an uncertain outcome'

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Etymology of “take to the cleaners.”

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Python indentation in "empty lines"

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Usage of "to double down" in British and American English

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What does 'shrink' mean in this sentence: "I don't talk about me like a TV show character would to his shrink" [duplicate]

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Expression with "starring" [closed]

what does "to walk at grade" mean?

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The history of the phrase, "to drop the ball." [closed]

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Synonyms for "speak of the devil [and he doth/shall appear]"

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The construction of "verb1 or verb2" as in "win or lose"

Meaning of phrase "knock against sth." [closed]

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What is an idiom for a person who likes himself too much? [closed]

What's the meaning of "turning the state of the art to the state of the practice"?

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Do the nights 'draw in' or 'pull in'?

Etymology of the phrase "goof off"

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