💨 Abstract

The article, sponsored by Long Fence, explores the origins of common English idioms and phrases. It notes that many expressions have historical contexts that explain their meanings, such as "saved by the bell" and "burning the midnight oil." The text lists several idioms, including "getting cold feet," "cat’s out of the bag," and "the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence," suggesting that understanding their historical background can demystify their usage.

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