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| My answer was right,Tdol Thank you for this wonderful and new idiom I.A |
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| Hooray! I hit it too! |
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| Anyone seen the original Police Academy... Mahoney is wearing this on a T-Shirt near the begining. |
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| A similar idiom (I mean, with the same meaning) is 'in the club' (an abbreviated form of "in the pudding club" - which is rarely if ever used). b |
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| "Up the duff" is in some way linked to that phrase too. Don't ask me how. Something to do with duff pudding, which I've never even heard of. |
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| Of course, depending on her circumstances, someone with a bun in the oven could be in a bit of trouble, and she's been busy doing SOMETHING! |
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| Being a father of 6, I think I know this one. |
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| Hurrah, I got it right as well! |
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have a bun in the oven (informal, humorous) to be pregnant---------------------------------- have a bun in the oven informal : to be pregnant ▪ Rumor has it, she has a bun in the oven. |
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