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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Failed to understand "tight your bung and bake it tack" - what does it mean?
Context:
tight your bung and bake it tack!
Spoonerisms aren't real words
Top answer
Bite your tongue and take it back. Here are some more: Hung from a flight, the cat popped on her drawers and was unhurt. A nosy little cook.
- Bite your tongue and take it back.
- Here are some more: Hung from a flight, the cat popped on her drawers and was unhurt.
- A nosy little cook.
- A well boiled icicle.
- You have hissed all my mystery lectures.
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Bite your tongue and take it back.
Here are some more:
Hung from a flight, the cat popped on her drawers and was unhurt.
A nosy little cook.
A well boiled icicle.
You have hissed all my mystery lectures.
Here are some more:
Hung from a flight, the cat popped on her drawers and was unhurt.
A nosy little cook.
A well boiled icicle.
You have hissed all my mystery lectures.
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