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There is a phrase "two peas in a pod," meaning almost exactly alike. "Two bees in a pod" is either some sort of pun on this, or just a misunderstanding of the phrase.
- There is a phrase "two peas in a pod," meaning almost exactly alike.
- "Two bees in a pod" is either some sort of pun on this, or just a misunderstanding of the phrase.
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There is a phrase "two peas in a pod," meaning almost exactly alike. "Two bees in a pod" is either some sort of pun on this, or just a misunderstanding of the phrase.
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The usual phrase is As alike as two peas in a pod.
It means that the two things referred to (e.g. two brothers) are very similar in appearance.
It means that the two things referred to (e.g. two brothers) are very similar in appearance.
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