34K views · 779 reactions | The origin of the phrase “piss poor” | Carlosmanwelly | Facebook

Origin of the phrase spam mail. Repost from 2020. My delivery seems clearer but maybe not as natural. I’ve grown, both figuratively and literally.. #english #montypython #etymology #language | Knox Study

74K views · 10K reactions | Hunky-Dory! English Phrase The origin of "hunky-dory" is a bit uncertain, but it likely originated in the United States in the mid-19th century. The meaning refers to something that is satisfactory or going well. #idioms #englishvocabulary #phrases #LearnEnglish #americanenglish | WordCraft Academy | Facebook

1.8K reactions · 185 shares | 鸞 The phrase “Yippee-Ki-Yay” comes from classic cowboy slang, made famous by Roy Rogers in old Westerns. Bruce Willis added the line on the spot, and although the studio was hesitant about the profanity, audiences embraced it, turning it into John McClane’s signature catchphrase. #movie #fyp #quotes | Fact-ish | Facebook