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What that mean" The hair comes out and The gloves Come off""
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Hi That's interesting - I'm not sure about the hair. "The gloves come off" refers to the sport of boxing, where people traditionally fight with padded gloves. If the gloves are taken off, that's a metaphorical way of saying that the fight has become serious or violent - it's no longer an art or sport that is being practised between two friends Dave
- Hi That's interesting - I'm not sure about the hair.
- "The gloves come off" refers to the sport of boxing, where people traditionally fight with padded gloves.
- If the gloves are taken off, that's a metaphorical way of saying that the fight has become serious or violent - it's no longer an art or sport that is being practised between two friends Dave
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That's interesting - I'm not sure about the hair.
"The gloves come off" refers to the sport of boxing, where people traditionally fight with padded gloves. If the gloves are taken off, that's a metaphorical way of saying that the fight has become serious or violent - it's no longer an art or sport that is being practised between two friends
Dave
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