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What is the origin of the phrase 'to be concerned to'?

What is being referred to by 'Milanese Loop'? What is the term's origin?

What meaning is coined to 'pescatarian'?

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Rubie
Student • 1 years ago

PESCATARIAN came from the Latin word 'pesce' which means Fish and combined with the English word vegetarian. It simply means a person who do not eat meat but eats fish

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What is the etymology of 'let us'?

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Rubie
Student • 1 years ago

LET US is combined of two words LET and US. Let means allow and US refers to the speaker him/herself and the other people who's taking the action / verb.

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What does 'cod indignation' referring to? What is its origin?

What does the phrase 'broth of a boy' refer to? What is the etymology of the phrase?

What is meant by 'fiddling'?

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Rubie
Student • 1 years ago

FIDDLING is an adjective that means petty or annoyingly trivial

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What does 'playing hooky' mean?

What is the origin of 'woof'?

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Rubie
Student • 1 years ago

WOOF came from the 19th century word meaning imitative. Woof is a barking sound of a dog.

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How did 'estate' come to refer to 'area of land or property'?

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Rubie
Student • 1 years ago

ESTATES has different meaning and one of it is an owned area of land in a country usually with a house. It may also mean as a class or order in a political body. Lastly, it may also mean as a state, period or condition in life.

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