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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
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White on a rice/mom
Hi
A few weeks ago I watched a program on TV about martial arts. The coach (American guy) once said a sentence using, as far as I remember words: "white on the rice" , but I don't remember exactly, I suppose it's some idiom which I don't know. Have you ever heard something like this?
Two: sometimes he also said "mom", I guess. To me it sounded a bit like an insult, but I may be wrong and really have no idea what he might have wanted to say by that. He usually used this word when performing some techniques with a partner, but I have really no idea what he meant.
Take care
A few weeks ago I watched a program on TV about martial arts. The coach (American guy) once said a sentence using, as far as I remember words: "white on the rice" , but I don't remember exactly, I suppose it's some idiom which I don't know. Have you ever heard something like this?
Two: sometimes he also said "mom", I guess. To me it sounded a bit like an insult, but I may be wrong and really have no idea what he might have wanted to say by that. He usually used this word when performing some techniques with a partner, but I have really no idea what he meant.
Take care
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If I don't pass this math test, my dad will be all over me like white on rice. ]
- If I don't pass this math test, my dad will be all over me like white on rice.
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If I don't pass this math test, my dad will be all over me like white on rice.
all over me = on my case, on my back, I'll be in trouble
white on rice = you can't get any closer that white is to rice
[My dad will be furious!]
all over me = on my case, on my back, I'll be in trouble
white on rice = you can't get any closer that white is to rice
[My dad will be furious!]
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