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Dear consuelo: The phrase "cold feet" must be really ancient. Obviously it is the opposite of to "hot foot it" meaning to move rapidly. I found a site with hundreds of phrases explained, but they did not have any search system I could find. It's probably in there somewhere, you might enjoy browsing it.
http://members.aol.com/MorelandC/HaveOriginsIndex.htm
Here's another URL, with discussion of the phrase.
http://www.shu.ac.uk/web-admin/phrases/bulletin_board/7/messages/258.html
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where'd this one come from?
consuelo 09/29/2001 9:24 PM ![]()
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wwh 09/29/2001 9:49 PM ![]()
Re: where'd this one come from?
inselpeter 09/30/2001 12:15 AM ![]()
Re: where'd this one come from?
Capital Kiwi 09/30/2001 9:21 AM ![]()
Re: where'd this one come from?
Jackie 09/30/2001 11:16 AM ![]()
Re:cold hands
consuelo 09/30/2001 11:29 AM ![]()
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Jackie 09/30/2001 11:33 AM ![]()
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wwh 09/30/2001 12:41 PM ![]()
Re: foehead & facial muscles
wow 09/30/2001 1:09 PM ![]()
Re: foehead & facial muscles
Jackie 09/30/2001 3:33 PM
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