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2Likes- 29-Nov-2011, 19:43 #1
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horse blanket Do we have this idiom in English? If yes, what's the meaning?
It tastes like horse blanket.
- 29-Nov-2011, 19:46 #2
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Re: horse blanket It's not an idiom.
- 29-Nov-2011, 19:51 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: horse blanket Thanks for your prompt answer.
I've got a question. What's the word that describes the taste of an unripe persimmon?! It's not sour or sweet? What's that?
- 29-Nov-2011, 21:10 #4
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Teacher Re: horse blanket If a persimmon is a sharon fruit, it doesn't taste like a horse blanket.
(Not that I've ever tasted horse blanket.)
- 29-Nov-2011, 21:14 #5
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Teacher Re: horse blanket Astringent
Originally Posted by English4everyone 
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
- 29-Nov-2011, 21:15 #6
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