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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Nooks and corner
Sir,
What is meaning of "every nooks and corner" and "every nooks and cannary"?
Thanks.
What is meaning of "every nooks and corner" and "every nooks and cannary"?
Thanks.
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This seems to be déjà vu, Hanuman. Haven't we done this one already? Try to keep these things on the same thread if possible: it makes it easier for all of us.
- This seems to be déjà vu, Hanuman.
- Haven't we done this one already?
- Try to keep these things on the same thread if possible: it makes it easier for all of us.
- 'Every nook and corner' = 'every nook and cranny'.
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This seems to be déjà vu, Hanuman. Haven't we done this one already? Try to keep these things on the same thread if possible: it makes it easier for all of us.
'Every nook and corner' = 'every nook and cranny'.
'nook'='cranny'='corner' in these stock phrases; they mean 'every small, out-of-the-way place, usually in a building, where something might be lost or hidden', and it
'Every nook and corner' = 'every nook and cranny'.
'nook'='cranny'='corner' in these stock phrases; they mean 'every small, out-of-the-way place, usually in a building, where something might be lost or hidden', and it
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