Busy work, chores
"Fat fat the water rat, fifty bullets in your hat."
Rat only has one syllable.
The word rat has one syllable.
Yes, the noun 'rat' is a common noun, a word for any rat of any kind, anywhere.
The expression 'smell a rat' means that the speaker believes there is something unacceptable in a situation that looks acceptable on its face. Example sentence: The client claims that the fire was an accident, but I smell a rat; his complete coin collection was safe in the trunk of his car.
I believe it's a southern thing. I grew up with this and many other colorful sayings that no one I know has ever heard.
farmers did their rat killing on sat? that was one of their chores?
by killing it
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It was in 1960 in America
he wants to prove to his dad that he can do something, and he wants to go but he also wishes that he stayed with his mom to avoid killing the rat since he hates killing.
"Fat fat the water rat, fifty bullets in your hat."
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Fat rat is probably the phrase you are looking for. A rat is a rodent, and fat means overweight.
the black rat is an invasive speices it was brought here by erurope the harm is killing trees and eating food that is ours
An English surname. Exact origin unknown but possibly an alternate spelling of the French "Ratten" for someone resembling a rat, or a professional rat catcher.
no, It is not a adjective it is a verb.