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Gamboler Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Put him in a locket

What does this idiom mean?

You can put him in a locket!

Context:

A conversation between two angry women.

-This fellow Bernard, who you love so much, is disgusting for me. You can put him in a locket!
- You, dirty bitch!

Is 'put somebody in a locket' a common idiom?
  

Top answer

I don't recall hearing it before, and a quick check of GlowBe, COCA and Ngrams found no matches at all. I'm not sure what she is trying to say.

  • I don't recall hearing it before, and a quick check of GlowBe, COCA and Ngrams found no matches at all.
  • I'm not sure what she is trying to say.
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I don't recall hearing it before, and a quick check of GlowBe, COCA and Ngrams found no matches at all.
I'm not sure what she is trying to say.

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