It is a horse racing term, origin not really known. Came into common use in the 19th Century
Imelda Marcos(Philippine First Lady of the Marcos Era) Term refers to being luxurious and extravagant, just like Imelda Marcos.
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To "cleave" something means to cut it, usually in half. The English word has a French origin, and is also the origin of the large butcher tool, a cleaver.
The surname Plett is of a German origin. It's derived from a personal name (first name) containing the root "Blatt" meaning "leaf".
The origin of the term 'got dibs' is unknown. Dibs was a game similar to jacks, and the term also referred to money.
"Dibs" is an informal word meaning claim on something, so first dibs gets the first claim or first choice: I call first dibs on the Halloween candy!
in hoopla land Ancient Romans used the word to call dibs on there bro's ho's
Dibs is short for dibstones, a children's game played with knucklebones, hence the knucklebones themselves, then counters generally and finally money placed down to reserve a place, for example in line to play at billiards. "First dibs" is the next in line, hence the claimant.
Dick Versace was the first to use the term.
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Priority, first rights, or a claim on something.
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The term stake out was first used around 1942. The origin of the term is believed to have come from the act of marking off territory with stakes. It now means to maintain surveillance.
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Dibs typically takes priority over nose goes. When someone calls dibs on something, they are claiming the right to it, while nose goes is a way to determine who takes on an undesirable task.