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Rajesh jain Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Idiom

What does idiom "another buckle in the notch" mean?
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I've never come across this idiom. We put another hole in the belt to make it fit a smaller waist (or larger). We put another notch on the handle of a gun to keep track of the number of people shot.

— Philip

  • I've never come across this idiom.
  • We put another hole in the belt to make it fit a smaller waist (or larger).
  • We put another notch on the handle of a gun to keep track of the number of people shot.
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I've never come across this idiom.
We put another hole in the belt to make it fit a smaller waist (or larger).
We put another notch on the handle of a gun to keep track of the number of people shot.
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Hi
Same here, I don't remember coming across this idiom. Give us some context. I only know:
pull one's belt in (a notch), take one's belt in (a notch).....

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