Need the right words for app design? This list of 100 sharp, useful terms can sharpen your reviews, pitches, and ideas, if you know where to look.
What “chew the cud” means, and where it comes from
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“Chew the cud” means to think something over carefully. The phrase comes from how cows bring food back up and chew it again.
Why we say “a dark horse”
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“A dark horse” started in horse racing for an unknown but promising horse, then spread to politics and everyday English.
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