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Rpsh Posted 13 years ago
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stiff neck & piggy back
You are more likely to get a response to the "stiff neck" question if you post it separately rather than as a "piggy-back" item on an existing post.
I think the former means stubborn when you use it to describe a people and the word "piggy" in the later phrase means greedy ( or stupid?). Is it right?
I think the former means stubborn when you use it to describe a people and the word "piggy" in the later phrase means greedy ( or stupid?). Is it right?
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). Is it right? No.
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- Is it right?
- No.
- When a father lifts up his child and puts the child on his shoulders (with its legs around the neck), the child is riding "piggy-back".
- I used to love my piggy-back rides.
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rpshthe word "piggy" in the later phrase means greedy ( or stupid?). Is it right?No.
When a father lifts up his child and puts the child on his shoulders (with its legs around the neck), the child is riding "piggy-back". I used to love my piggy-back rides.
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