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A Fly in the Ointment - 1920 was released on: USA: 18 April 1920
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The cast of A Fly in the Ointment - 1920 includes: Neal Burns Lucille Rubey
What human ointment can be substuted for panalog ointment.
Nothing spoils your food or medicine quite like the presence of a fly. A "fly in the ointment" is some pest or nuisance that has spoiled your otherwise-nice idea or effort. For example, it sounds nice at first to own a pet, but there's a "fly in the ointment": the upkeep costs.
It's a phrase that signifies that some event is unlikely to ever occur. Similar to "when pigs fly" in North America.
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Fly in the ointment: a small annoyance that spoils an otherwise pleasant experienceSomeone or something that spoils a situation which could have been successful or pleasantIt originates from the Bible and is found in Ecclesiastes 10:1 which explains it very well:"Dead flies cause the ointment of the apothecary to send forth a stinking savour: so doth a little folly him that is in reputation for wisdom and honour."It means something that spoils or ruins what is meant to be a special eventA fly in the ointment is something that spoils or ruins what is meant to be a special event.
Birds fly the nest when they have sufficiently developed abilities to fly and find food. The phrase "fly the coop" is often used as a metaphor describing when children leave the parental home.
No...triple antibiotic (neosporin) is bacitracin, neomycin, & polymixin B. Polysporin is bacitacin and polymixin B. Very similar though, just not identical!
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