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• Is it "for Pete sake" or "for Pete's sake"?

  Asked by rebbel | 12 responses

• Is the term "half-assed", the term to describe something done without the appropriate care, just a malapropism of "haphazard"?

  Asked by ragingloli | 13 responses

• Has a pillock ever called you a snollygoster?

  Asked by Brian1946 | 15 responses

• Why is coffee called "joe" and Wednesday called "hump day"?

  Asked by 2davidc8 | 11 responses

• What expression do you think should replace this outdated one?

  Asked by cinnamonk | 15 responses

• English idiom that explains a cooperative/competitive business relationship?

  Asked by lifeflame | 12 responses

• What should people in glass houses throw?

  Asked by ibstubro | 20 responses

• What are some amusing/enduring idioms that are prevalent where you are?

  Asked by ucme | 21 responses

• When people say "the devil is in the details," what do you think they mean by it?

  Asked by Jeruba | 11 responses

• When does " Closing the barn door after the horse has bolted " not apply?

  Asked by flo | 16 responses

• What exactly does the expression, "that's rich" mean?

  Asked by AshlynM | 7 responses

• Is it possible to have a whole conversation in idioms?

  Asked by Pandora | 66 responses

• Idioms that mean "to tell [someone] everything." or "to tell one's innermost feelings and secrets"..?

  Asked by archaeopteryx | 24 responses

• (Potentially NSFW) How would you describe an experience (or state) of the utmost pleasure/joy?

  Asked by bob_ | 27 responses

• What is a good reference book for English idioms?

  Asked by sofia | 9 responses

• Can you help me create a list of English idioms essentially meaning "poor"?

  Asked by LC_Beta from iPhone | 15 responses

• What does the expression "as is their want" mean?

  Asked by sunrunner | 8 responses

• What are some commonly used Latin idioms or phrases?

  Asked by weeveeship | 24 responses

• Got paraprosdokian?

  Asked by zen_ | 20 responses

• Sharpen your pencils, wordsmiths, it's time for another round of fluther phrases.

  Asked by zenele | 7 responses

• What does the phrase "crossed in love" mean?

  Asked by flash74686 | 8 responses

• Do you find yourself using fluther-speak in daily life sometimes?

  Asked by zenele | 28 responses

• What does the phrase: “eaten bread is soon forgotten” mean?

  Asked by njnyjobs | 6 responses

• What is the idiom about old age?

  Asked by Alana2009 | 19 responses

• What is the origin of the phrase "hell-bent for leather" and why does it mean what it does?

  Asked by LexWordsmith | 7 responses

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