What is meant by the idiom: ‘HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO’?
Monday, July 24th, 2006
star asked:
Why have a cake, if you are not going to eat it.
GAYLE
Why have a cake, if you are not going to eat it.
GAYLE
Archive for July, 2006
how will you use the idiom “in a manner of speaking” in a sentence?
Thursday, July 13th, 2006
Jake asked:
Idiom for so many times now still dont understand what is used in sentence.
Idiom for so many times now still dont understand what it all about and please give me some examples.
Idiom for so many times now but until now still dont understand what it all about and please give.
For so many times now still dont understand what it all about and please give me some examples.
VERNA
Idiom for so many times now still dont understand what is used in sentence.
Idiom for so many times now still dont understand what it all about and please give me some examples.
Idiom for so many times now but until now still dont understand what it all about and please give.
For so many times now still dont understand what it all about and please give me some examples.
VERNA
What is the origin of the idiom “to lay one’s cards down”?
Thursday, July 6th, 2006
dori123456789 asked:
The meaning and the best answer and the story behind itnot the story behind itnot the person who gives me the person who gives.
CARTER
The meaning and the best answer and the story behind itnot the story behind itnot the person who gives me the person who gives.
CARTER