What Does the Cheese Stands Alone Mean?
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Maggie Cramer
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February 23, 2021
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Common Phrases
The cheese stands alone: This common phrase may be familiar from your childhood.
Maggie Cramer
February 23, 2021
Common Phrases
The cheese stands alone: This common phrase may be familiar from your childhood.
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Maggie Cramer
February 23, 2021
Common Phrases
The cheese stands alone: This common phrase may be familiar from your childhood.
Maggie Cramer
February 11, 2021
Common Phrases
Have you ever come across the expression 40 winks and wondered what it meant?
Maggie Cramer
February 1, 2021
Common Phrases
Have you ever heard or read the expression let the dead bury the dead and wondered what it meant?
Maggie Cramer
February 1, 2021
Common Phrases
That’s the case with the idiom and proverb discretion is the better part of valor. Read on to find out which of Shakespeare’s plays contains the expression
Maggie Cramer
January 27, 2021
Common Phrases
Keep reading to learn all about the common idiomatic expression there but for the grace of God go I.
Maggie Cramer
January 26, 2021
Common Phrases
The devil is in the details… sounds ominous, doesn’t it? Indeed, this idiomatic and proverbial phrase does issue a warning.
Maggie Cramer
January 25, 2021
Common Phrases
Keep reading to learn all about the idiomatic and proverbial expression still waters run deep.
Maggie Cramer
January 24, 2021
Common Phrases
You’ve likely heard the popular idiomatic expression sky’s the limit before. But do you know what it means?
Maggie Cramer
January 23, 2021
Common Phrases
Has someone ever asked you for “scratch paper”? Did you, ahem, scratch your head over the term?
Maggie Cramer
January 22, 2021
Common Phrases
Have you ever heard or read the phrase out of sight, out of mind and wondered what it meant?
Maggie Cramer
January 21, 2021
Common Phrases
Have you ever heard the phrase necessity is the mother of invention and wondered what it meant?
Maggie Cramer
January 20, 2021
Common Phrases
As is the case with so many of the common phrases explored here at The Word Counter, we’ve got William Shakespeare to thank for my kingdom for a horse.