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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Jam tomorrow and Furry boots.
Hello,
Could you tell me please how are these expressions used?
''Jam tomorrow" and "Furry boots?"
Could you tell me please how are these expressions used?
''Jam tomorrow" and "Furry boots?"
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A: What's your band's plan? B: Jam tomorrow. A: What's on the breakfast toast this week?
- A: What's your band's plan?
- B: Jam tomorrow.
- A: What's on the breakfast toast this week?
- B: Jelly today, jam tomorrow.
- A: What do you wear on your feet in the winter?
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A: What's your band's plan?
B: Jam tomorrow.
A: What's on the breakfast toast this week?
B: Jelly today, jam tomorrow.
A: What do you wear on your feet in the winter?
B: Furry boots.
A: What's your cat's name?
B: 'Furry Boots'.
As you can see, there is no telling how we might use them unless you have some context.
B: Jam tomorrow.
A: What's on the breakfast toast this week?
B: Jelly today, jam tomorrow.
A: What do you wear on your feet in the winter?
B: Furry boots.
A: What's your cat's name?
B: 'Furry Boots'.
As you can see, there is no telling how we might use them unless you have some context.
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Hello,
Thank you for your explanations. I am afraid I was asking about another use of ''Furry Boots".
I mean it's idiomatic meaninig; "it is a rhyming slang for where/whereabouts so Furry boots you going?''-This is what I have read on this site below.
And this is where I found it too:
Thank you for your explanations. I am afraid I was asking about another use of ''Furry Boots".
I mean it's idiomatic meaninig; "it is a rhyming slang for where/whereabouts so Furry boots you going?''-This is what I have read on this site below.
And this is where I found it too:
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