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Nikola Radulovic Posted 13 years ago
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Idiom?
Is " as hairpins stuck in a mud cake" an idiom and what does it mean?
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This is not an established idiom in English, as far I as know, rather it seems to be a simile used in some kind of text. The meaning would depend on the context, which hasn't been provided. For example, this might describe someone's hairstyle: the strands of hair are fixed to stick out as hairpins stuck in a mud cake.
- This is not an established idiom in English, as far I as know, rather it seems to be a simile used in some kind of text.
- The meaning would depend on the context, which hasn't been provided.
- For example, this might describe someone's hairstyle: the strands of hair are fixed to stick out as hairpins stuck in a mud cake.
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This is not an established idiom in English, as far I as know, rather it seems to be a simile used in some kind of text. The meaning would depend on the context, which hasn't been provided. For example, this might describe someone's hairstyle: the strands of hair are fixed to stick out as hairpins stuck in a mud cake.
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