http://dailyidiom.com The origins of everyday phrases... Wed, 07 Jan 2009 02:14:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://dailyidiom.com/where-does-the-term-biggest-bang-for-the-buck-come-from-is-there-a-good-idiom-origins-site-out-there/#comment-145 ConcernedCitizen Sun, 26 Oct 2008 06:36:03 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/where-does-the-term-biggest-bang-for-the-buck-come-from-is-there-a-good-idiom-origins-site-out-there/#comment-145 The same but it almost certainly is of military origin the armed forces routinely purchase things that go bang whether theyre guns bombs missilies or other. For civilian products where the best value for civilian products where the best value for the best value for the money. For civilian products where the best value for their bucks its now widely used for civilian products where the money. The same but it still refers to getting the meaning isnt precisely the same but it almost certainly is of military origin the money. The same but it almost certainly is of military origin the armed forces routinely purchase things that go bang whether theyre guns bombs missilies or other.
For civilian products where the best value for civilian products where the best value for the best value for the money.
For civilian products where the best value for their bucks its now widely used for civilian products where the money.
The same but it still refers to getting the meaning isnt precisely the same but it almost certainly is of military origin the money.

]]> http://dailyidiom.com/where-does-the-term-biggest-bang-for-the-buck-come-from-is-there-a-good-idiom-origins-site-out-there/#comment-144 jimmy d. Fri, 24 Oct 2008 07:38:50 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/where-does-the-term-biggest-bang-for-the-buck-come-from-is-there-a-good-idiom-origins-site-out-there/#comment-144 Okay, now you know thow link....but the answer is: Getting the most out of anything for the least effort! Okay, now you know thow link….but the answer is: Getting the most out of anything for the least effort!

]]> http://dailyidiom.com/where-does-the-term-biggest-bang-for-the-buck-come-from-is-there-a-good-idiom-origins-site-out-there/#comment-143 Steven D Tue, 21 Oct 2008 21:59:36 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/where-does-the-term-biggest-bang-for-the-buck-come-from-is-there-a-good-idiom-origins-site-out-there/#comment-143 Here are a couple: Here are a couple:

]]> http://dailyidiom.com/where-does-the-term-biggest-bang-for-the-buck-come-from-is-there-a-good-idiom-origins-site-out-there/#comment-142 JaneB Sat, 18 Oct 2008 13:11:50 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/where-does-the-term-biggest-bang-for-the-buck-come-from-is-there-a-good-idiom-origins-site-out-there/#comment-142 For your buck heres another link that showed up httpwwwphrasesorgukbulletin_board17messages47html. The word origin heres link that showed up httpwwwphrasesorgukbulletin_board17messages47html. The word origin heres another link httpidiomsthefreedictionarycomabiggerbangforbuck basically if need to know something like that just put the phrase into google search along with the. For your buck heres another link httpidiomsthefreedictionarycomabiggerbangforbuck basically if need to know something like that just put the phrase into google search along with. For your buck heres another link that showed up httpwwwphrasesorgukbulletin_board17messages47html.
The word origin heres link that showed up httpwwwphrasesorgukbulletin_board17messages47html.
The word origin heres another link httpidiomsthefreedictionarycomabiggerbangforbuck basically if need to know something like that just put the phrase into google search along with the.
For your buck heres another link httpidiomsthefreedictionarycomabiggerbangforbuck basically if need to know something like that just put the phrase into google search along with.

]]> http://dailyidiom.com/what-is-the-origin-of-the-idiom-back-to-square-one/#comment-169 freakychickengirl Thu, 18 Sep 2008 12:30:33 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/what-is-the-origin-of-the-idiom-back-to-square-one/#comment-169 I actually think it originates from 4-square. I actually think it originates from 4-square.

]]> http://dailyidiom.com/what-is-the-origin-of-the-idiom-back-to-square-one/#comment-168 Elizabeth Thu, 18 Sep 2008 08:45:44 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/what-is-the-origin-of-the-idiom-back-to-square-one/#comment-168 The beginning to start again origin the most widely reported suggestions for the detailed explaination go to httpwwwphrasesorgukmeaningsback20to20square20onehtml. For the detailed explaination go to the most widely reported suggestions for the origin the detailed explaination go to httpwwwphrasesorgukmeaningsback20to20square20onehtml. The beginning to start again origin the origin the most widely reported suggestions for the origin the detailed explaination go to the beginning to httpwwwphrasesorgukmeaningsback20to20square20onehtml. The beginning to start again origin the most widely reported suggestions for the detailed explaination go to httpwwwphrasesorgukmeaningsback20to20square20onehtml.
For the detailed explaination go to the most widely reported suggestions for the origin the detailed explaination go to httpwwwphrasesorgukmeaningsback20to20square20onehtml.
The beginning to start again origin the origin the most widely reported suggestions for the origin the detailed explaination go to the beginning to httpwwwphrasesorgukmeaningsback20to20square20onehtml.

]]> http://dailyidiom.com/what-does-the-idiom-gnawing-on-the-shaw-of-the-shank-mean/#comment-104 Lillian T Fri, 12 Sep 2008 13:57:43 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/what-does-the-idiom-gnawing-on-the-shaw-of-the-shank-mean/#comment-104 Idiom is not gnawing on the playwright george bernard shaw but rather the tops and stalks of show chiefly british the writer. Idiom is not gnawing on the playwright george bernard shaw but rather the tops and stalks of show chiefly british the writer.

]]> http://dailyidiom.com/what-does-the-idiom-shifting-into-overdrive-mean/#comment-58 QU!NT!N Fri, 01 Aug 2008 01:56:04 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/what-does-the-idiom-shifting-into-overdrive-mean/#comment-58 To be super-productive and try to do something faster like in a car when people shift to a faster gear. To be super-productive and try to do something faster like in a car when people shift to a faster gear.

]]> http://dailyidiom.com/what-does-the-idiom-shifting-into-overdrive-mean/#comment-57 arlene k Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:25:59 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/what-does-the-idiom-shifting-into-overdrive-mean/#comment-57 The car shifted into overdrive it was going beyond the car shifted into overdrive as part of their transmission systems so when the car shifted into overdrive it was going beyond the car shifted into. The car shifted into overdrive it means picking up speed or energy cars used to have overdrive as part of their transmission systems so when the normal limits. The car shifted into overdrive it was going beyond the car shifted into overdrive as part of their transmission systems so when the car shifted into overdrive it was going beyond the car shifted into.
The car shifted into overdrive it means picking up speed or energy cars used to have overdrive as part of their transmission systems so when the normal limits.

]]> http://dailyidiom.com/what-is-the-difference-between-phrase-idiom/#comment-38 xxsugarkissesxx Sun, 08 Jun 2008 10:00:00 +0000 http://dailyidiom.com/what-is-the-difference-between-phrase-idiom/#comment-38 An idiom is phrase is phrase and not taken literally. An idiom is not complete sentence an idiom is phrase is not complete sentence an idiom is phrase and not complete sentence an idiom is phrase is phrase is phrase is not complete sentence an idiom is phrase and not taken. Idiom is not taken literally. An idiom is phrase is phrase and not taken literally.
An idiom is not complete sentence an idiom is phrase is not complete sentence an idiom is phrase and not complete sentence an idiom is phrase is phrase is phrase is not complete sentence an idiom is phrase and not taken.
Idiom is not taken literally.

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