shaken...

[waseemoo]

Hi,

I heard the first word from the idiom and that was after greating somebody..

- Haw are you man?
- fine. shaken in your ... (I didn't hear what after that)
any one knows about this saying?

Thanks

[curmudgeon]

Shaking in your boots/shoes - to be very frightened...but it wouldn't be preceded by 'fine'.

[Ouisch]

I've heard, "Hey there, what's shakin'?" as a greeting, but not "shaking" as a response (unless, as Mudgy said, the responder is frightened of something/someone).

[fredaevans]

Originally Posted by Ouisch

I've heard, "Hey there, what's shakin'?" as a greeting, but not "shaking" as a response (unless, as Mudgy said, the responder is frightened of something/someone).

Term (well out of common useage) can have two meanings: As in 'shaking in my boots' - frightened. Or as in Hay, Man, what's shakin?' A question about 'what's going on.'

[waseemoo]

Probably the greating start with this:(Hay, Man, what's shakin?)
and the answer was somthing like this : shakin in your (b....en)!!!


Thanks