[PDF.46vt] Cliches: Over 1500 Phrases Explored and Explained

Cliches: Over 1500 Phrases Explored and Explained

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 | #1721169 in Books |  1999-01-15 |  1999-01-15 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  8.50 x.51 x5.50l,.65 | File type: PDF | 224 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| How Many Cliches Can You Come Up With|By AlanWarner|Sometimes you just want to read a book and smile well this is the book for you, I was pleased to see some of the clichés in this book that I have used in my various other reviews, how many of these clichés have you ever used in a conversation or your writings, on page 196 I did not know that we'll see and we'll l|.com |The cliché is " ... the bad guy of the English language. Furthermore it is the worst kind of bad guy--the bad guy that used to be a good guy before it suffered a fall from grace or, in the case of the cliché, a fall from freshness." Was this

Betty Kirkpatrick has complied and exhaustive dictionary--a must for writers, crossword puzzle buffs, and anyone who is intrigued by language.

Sample entries from Cliches

Let the cat out of the bag is an idiom cliche meaning to reveal a secret. In origin it refers allegedly to a fairground tick by which traders sold unwary buyers a cat in a bag, assuring them it was a pig. The buyers did not realize their mistake until they let the cat out ...

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