if I am told to "dig out a murph" what does that mean?
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DUH!!  That means dig your leotards outta your CRACK!
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Brutus is saying they must sacrifice Julius Caesar for the good of Rome and the empire.  Brutus is warning that jealousy and resentment are motives for BUTCHERING Caesar, but that those are the wrong motives for pursuing violence.\n\nShakespeare may have been using this elegant, exact wording to hint to the theatre audience that Brutus was testing Cassius to see if Cassius was a patriot or a selfish and ambitious senator.
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what does this question mean?
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To a Reincarnationist it means someone is walking over the grave of one of your past bodies. To everyone else it means someone walks over the place where your body will be buried. I've heard the phrase in connection with getting a chill for no apparent reason: "Brrr... someone must have walked over my grave just then."
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What on earth does this question mean???
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It means that they want to make it clear what you should and shouldn't expect from the job, interview whatever. Some people make assumptions about things like salary, duties, job title, their likelihood to be hired, etc. that are not reflected in reality. It's a corporate-ese way of saying "let me be frank with you".
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it was dug out of the ground\n\nsee - the next two answers just confirm what i said, in a very wordy way
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perhaps it means, to do things in small steps, not to rush take time, the man removes the rocks of the mountain one by one and in the end moves the entire mountain himself, this could also be a metaphor for conquering our mountains in life, and also to be independant in doing so. hope this helpsxxx lala, 16, xxx
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It means you've sat in blood and then sat in all of these places including your on your stool.\n\nAnd Justathought, for goodness sake, I've had to pull you up this before: YOUR Island. What you typed means "not much else to do on you are little island" Which is gibberish.\n\nYou don't want to talk gibberish when you're calling some one a dill hole, it makes you look like a dill hole, which I'm guessing is not pretty.
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I think it is "Balls deep" and I think it means your in pretty deep (in trouble for example). Think about being stuck in mud up to where your balls are...I think that is what they are getting at.
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its a phrase but not always meaningless,ive used this on many occassion--for instance at a party, and you suddenly head for the nearest tree---would you rather i said i gotta take a piss??
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I think it means something like "Lead wings quickly turn into ashes!"\n\nDoes it now make any sense to you?
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I think it might be similar to the term deep sixed.  Which means to "throw out" or "throw away" discard
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Before a formal investigation you might do some preliminary checking around to verify that what someone's telling you is worth investigating further.\n\nIs this what you mean? (Unclear question.)
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I think ^ means someone is going to get violated. But it was funny, some people just have no sense of humor. Libs are calling us cry babies, sore losers etc, but when you try to make yourself feel better with a bit of humor they don't like that either. Libs need to grow up!
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The term is actually a reference to the size of a grave... 8 feet long, and 6 feet deep... hence it refers to something being "dead."\n\nIn the restaurant biz, and many other contexts, when someone says "86" something, it means that they've run out, or they want to stop it, etc.
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All the others have good academic answers. Mine is a bit different: \nAmuck: I am running amuck, this is amucked up mess, and muck it, this will never clean up as in amucked up duck. \nHave a great evening and try not to quack up over night.\nChuckie Amuckie