You can’t say that: Cut from the Same Cloth
It should come as no surprise that the expression ‘cut from the same cloth’ comes from the world of tailoring.
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It should come as no surprise that the expression ‘cut from the same cloth’ comes from the world of tailoring.
Continue reading →When a friend asked me about the expression “under the wire” I just had to learn more.
Continue reading →The phrase “get your back up” is one of those expressions we use all the time without thinking much about where it came from or what it really means.
Continue reading →Here we go, deep into the rabbit hole again, with a unique, and possibly unfamiliar phrase! So could or would my characters have said “A bit of pother”?
Continue reading →Do you think “Cut off your nose to spite your face” was said back in the Victorian era?
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