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English English speaking countries

put the cat amongst the pigeons

Expression USED Frequently BY Most People

Means to cause trouble or upset someone, create social carnage in the same way a cat would behave almost some birds.

"... And then he really put the cat amongst the pigeons when he told her what he thought of her..."



English United Kingdom

No shit, Sherlock

Expression USED Frequently BY Almost Everyone

A response to someone who is stating the obvious. It refers to the famous detective Sherlock Holmes.

"The sky is blue" "No shit, Sherlock!"

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English England, English speaking countries

moolah

Slang USED Frequently BY Quite common, a lot originate from cockney rhyming slang

Expressions related to money used in England: *a quid (a pound) *lady godiva/deep sea diver(£5) *a pony (£25) *a ton (£100) *a monkey (£500) *a grand (£1000)

"Give us the moolah!"

"Give us the money!"

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