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#1 28-May-2008, 03:53Origin of "By the seat of your pants"
Hi! I got the idiom from this BBS.By the seat of your pants If you do something by the seat of your pants, you do it without help from anyone.
https://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idioms/by+the+seat+of+your+pants.html
Would you please tell me something about its origin? Thanks.
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#2 28-May-2008, 07:38Re: Origin of "By the seat of your pants"
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#3 28-May-2008, 08:32Re: Origin of "By the seat of your pants"
Thank you, oregeezer! I got it.
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