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KatiMorton Posted 12 years ago
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soak your feet in?
All my wife wants is vegetables and sauces you'd not soak your feet in!
Does the "soak your feet in" have any figurative meanning? Why would the speaker say not soaking your feet in the sauces? That's weird.
Does the "soak your feet in" have any figurative meanning? Why would the speaker say not soaking your feet in the sauces? That's weird.
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KatiMorton Does the "soak your feet in" have any figurative meanning? No, I believe it is literal, although hyperbole. His wife's taste in food is ghastly.
- KatiMorton Does the "soak your feet in" have any figurative meanning?
- No, I believe it is literal, although hyperbole.
- His wife's taste in food is ghastly.
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KatiMortonDoes the "soak your feet in" have any figurative meanning?No, I believe it is literal, although hyperbole.
His wife's taste in food is ghastly.
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I see. So the what the speaker is saying is that, you would not even soak your feet in the sauces, let alone eating them. So the sauces are terrible.
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