The Back Forty Idioms
I have been talking about doing a blog based on farm-related idioms for awhile now so here goes. I'll let you supply the meanings in the comment section. PS- using Google is cheating.
PPS-I'll post all the answers in a couple of days but you win a gold star for each one you get right.
tough row to hoe--
high cotton--
that dog'll hunt--
buying pig in a poke--
shut the barn door after the cows get out--
can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear--
light a shuck--
long in the tooth--
never look a gift horse in the mouth--
like a chicken with its head cut off--
dog and pony show (not really farm related)--
come a gully washer--
cotton shower--
That should be enough for this time. Stayed tuned for more or give new ones in the comments section.
3 comments:
I don't think I know any of these! :) Maybe "Chicken with it's head cut off". :)
Granny is adding "lick your calf over" via Mom.
I love using the term "crawfish", or "crawfishing on me", in front of city slickers.
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