Meaning of 'Tall enough to hunt geese with a rake'
What does the saying 'Tall enough to hunt geese with a rake' mean?
Idiom: Tall enough to hunt geese with a rake
Meaning:
A person who's much taller than a person of average height.
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Subject Area: Hunting |
Usage Type: Both or All Words Used
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