Two birds of a feather flock together.
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09-Apr-2016, 02:12 #51
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Re: What are some of your favorite or most-used idioms?
You can't teach an old dog new tricks.
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12-Apr-2016, 01:14 #52
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Re: What are some of your favorite or most-used idioms?
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12-Apr-2016, 01:48 #53
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Re: What are some of your favorite or most-used idioms?
It cost an arm and a leg!
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12-Apr-2016, 02:04 #54
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Re: What are some of your favorite or most-used idioms?
It was as big as a horse.
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12-Apr-2016, 15:34 #55
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Re: What are some of your favorite or most-used idioms?
Haven't you conflated these two idioms?
Originally Posted by MikeNewYork
Birds of a feather flock together, and They're two birds of a feather!I am not a teacher.
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12-Apr-2016, 22:06 #56
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Re: What are some of your favorite or most-used idioms?
Yes. My bad.
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12-Apr-2016, 22:15 #57
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Re: What are some of your favorite or most-used idioms?
King of the hill.
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12-Apr-2016, 22:23 #58
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It's a slippery slope.
I am not a teacher.
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12-Apr-2016, 22:50 #59
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All hat; no cattle.
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12-Apr-2016, 23:34 #60
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Re: What are some of your favorite or most-used idioms?
All mouth and no trousers.
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