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Originally Posted by shalstudent Jiho,
I guess , "hair growing the wrong way" means that something is wrong or something is not going the way that it should or not going the right way...
I guess the other members may be able to throw more light on this.. |
Thanks, Shalstudent, you are right, the sentence means something is wrong with the guy that has the hair 'that way', and i guess that, if this is not an idiom, it should be just a colloquial way to say it and nothing more.
Context: London mid 19th educated guy speaking:
«Charles' old friend must have the hair growing the wrong way»
and then explains some proffesors' dispute.
Thank you!