Pairs #66 - Statistics

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Hint Explanation Answer % Correct
up one side up one side and down the other. To an extreme, severe, or thorough degree. down the other
92%
mess with the bull mess with the bull (and you) get the horns. If you anger, irritate, or provoke someone enough, you will induce some hostile retaliation or emotional reaction. you get the horns
90%
between you between you and me. What is going to be or has been said should not be told to anyone else. This phrase is usually said along with information that needs to be kept secret. me
88%
one step forward one step forward and two steps back. With or marked by a small amount progress that is then eradicated by a larger amount of setbacks, problems, or difficulties. two steps back
88%
off- off-and-on relationship. A turbulent romantic relationship that ends and then resumes again in a frequently or continually repeating cycle. -on relationship
86%
when all’s said when all's said and done. When everything is finished or resolved. done
84%
lost lost and gone forever. Lost forever; having no chance of ever being recovered. gone forever
84%
out out and out. Absolute; total. out
74%
all vine all vine and no taters. All display with no real value. no taters
72%
pick- pick-and-shovel work. Any tedious, monotonous work (not necessarily involving physical labor). -shovel work
72%
all present all present and correct (primarily UK). All people or things being tallied are present, or their location or status is known or has been considered. correct
70%
nice nice and cozy. Very cozy. cozy
70%
pickin’ pickin' and grinnin'. Energetically and enthusiastically playing music on a guitar or banjo. grinnin’
70%
on for young on for young and old (primarily Australia). Underway and characterized by sincere or earnest efforts. old
68%
to strain at a gnat to strain at a gnat and swallow a camel. To resist, criticize, or bemoan something minor or inconsequential while ignoring or overlooking something much more serious or important. The expression originated in the Bible, in Matthew 23:24. swallow a camel
68%
to swear up to swear up and down. To make a very serious, solemn pledge, especially that one is telling the truth. down
66%
by by and large. In general; overall. large
64%
stuff stuff and nonsense. Foolishness; absurd behavior or talk. nonsense
64%
go through fire go through fire and water. To face many challenges in the process of doing or accomplishing something. water
62%
peek peek and shriek (medical slang). An incident in which a surgeon cuts open the patient's body, then discovers that the patient's health is much worse than anticipated. As a result, the surgeon closes the incision without performing the planned procedure. shriek
60%
one one and the same. Identical; the very same. the same
58%
that that and fifty cents will buy you a cup of coffee (primarily US, obsolete). Used to express that something is utterly worthless. (Fifty cents used to be enough money to buy a cup of coffee. This expression was already inflated from the earlier expression “that and a nickel will buy you a cup of coffee.” Somehow, “that and $2.50 will buy you a cup of coffee” just doesn’t have the same effect.) fifty cents will buy you a cup of coffee
54%
ridden hard ridden hard and put away wet (primarily US). 1. Of a horse, ridden until a lather of sweat has formed, then put into the stable without having been dried.
2. By extension, mistreated, especially through a lack of care or improper use.
3. Physically, emotionally, or mentally tired and worn out.
put away wet
52%
spit spit and sawdust (primarily UK). Describing a basic, old-fashioned pub that is perhaps not as clean as more modernized establishments. In the past, many pubs had sawdust on the floor. sawdust
46%
have hung up have hung up and salted (rural). To know everything about something. Often used ironically. salted
16%
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