Pairs #60 - Statistics

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Hint Explanation Answer % Correct
what’s yours is mine what's yours is mine, and what's mine is mine. A (usually) humorous way of saying, "Everything belongs to me." what’s mine is mine
95%
ask a stupid question ask a stupid question and you get a stupid answer. If one asks a strange or nonsensical question, the listener will probably respond with a similarly strange or nonsensical answer. you get a stupid answer
93%
one one and only. 1. A phrase used when introducing someone to emphasize that they are famous and uniquely talented. 2. One's only true love. only
87%
life is short life is short and time is swift. (proverb) Our time in this life is very limited, so we should strive to enjoy it as much as we can. time is swift
85%
dreamers dreamers and doers. (cliché) Those who imagine or fantasize about what could be in contrast to those who take action. doers
84%
on the up on the up and up. Honest and respectable. up
84%
neck neck and neck. Extremely close together; at or near an equal level. Usually said of competitors in a race or competition. neck
82%
there there and back. Taking the distances or travel time to the end point and back to the beginning together as a single sum. back
80%
break down break down and cry. To cry after losing control of one's emotions, especially after trying not to or after an intense buildup. cry
80%
make fish of one make fish of one and fowl of the other. To favor one person or thing over another, often in a discriminatory fashion. The phrase refers to the now-outdated practice of categorizing meat as fish, flesh, or fowl. fowl of the other
80%
sit back sit back and let (it) happen. To allow something to happen or unfold without interfering or taking part an active part in it. let it happen
78%
tell the truth tell the truth and shame the devil. (proverb) To tell the truth even though one has strong reasons for concealing it. shame the devil
76%
trouble trouble and strife. (Cockney rhyming slang) Wife. strife
71%
prunes prunes and prisms. Intentionally formal or prudish speech or action. The phrase originated in Charles Dickens' novel Little Dorrit as an example of proper speech. prisms
69%
curl up curl up and die. Used hyperbolically or humorously to emphasize one's extreme embarrassment. die
67%
roll over roll over and play dead. To submit, acquiesce, or comply (to or with something) without any action, resistance, or protest. An allusion to a particular behavior in which certain animals feign death as a defense mechanism when faced with the threat of a predator. play dead
67%
honest honest and aboveboard. Fully visible to public scrutiny; completely and openly honest or legitimate. aboveboard
65%
swings swings and roundabouts. (primarily UK) A situation in which certain gains, advantages, or other positive aspects or outcomes are offset or balanced by equally disadvantageous losses, setbacks, or negative outcomes (or vice versa). roundabouts
65%
free free and clear. Without having a competing claim against it, as from a financial institution. clear
64%
board board and lodging. Meals and accommodation, or the cost thereof. lodging
62%
out of all scotch out of all scotch and notch. Immeasurable; limitless. "Scotches" and "notches" are boundaries drawn in the game of hopscotch. notch
62%
ten foot tall ten foot tall and bulletproof. Imposing, unstoppable, and invincible. bulletproof
56%
alarms alarms and excursions. Frantic activity that causes a clamor. Often seen in Elizabethan drama as a stage direction denoting military activity. excursions
49%
all oak all oak and iron bound. In good health. iron bound
49%
kiss kiss and cry area. An area in an ice skating rink where figure skaters rest while awaiting their results after a competitive performance. So named because competitors typically celebrate or commiserate (depending on their performance) with coaches, friends, or family in this location. cry area
45%
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