It means waiting for something bad to happen which you are expecting. It comes from a famous music hall joke about a man who is woken by the drunk upstairs dropping his shoe. He can't get back to sleep because he is waiting for the second crash on the ceiling. Eventually he shouts upstairs "For Heavens sake, drop the other shoe!"The basic expression came from apartment living. A person living in an apartment underneath another apartment would hear a person take off a shoe and drop it on the floor and then wait for the other shoe to drop. Then the thump of the other shoe would occur. Then the person in the bottom apartment could continue reading or whatever without interruption. However, it became a useful expression if two irritating events frequently occur together. If someone says, "Why didn't you get back to work?" Rather than say, "Any time that guy comes down the hall pushing that noisy cart that goes clang, clang, clang, with that horrible sound, and disturbs everyone, a second one comes right afterward with its own irritating racket," you can say, "I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop."
The word 'shoe' is both a noun (shoe, shoes) and a verb (shoe, shoes, shoeing, shod or shodden).Examples:I found one shoe but I can't find the other. (noun)There's a local blacksmith who can shoe the horse. (verb)
The country that the word zapato comes from is Spain. This word translates into English as shoe.
No. You could have a pair of slippers and lose one, which would leave you with one slipper until you find the missing one. Consider all shoes. They come in pairs, and one of a pair is no use to any two-legged human, but you could still say you are polishing a shoe. Then you polish the other shoe and put the pair together: now you have a pair of shoes.
The word stiletto comes from Italy and it's original word was stilus meaning high heeled shoe!
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It means waiting for something bad to happen which you are expecting. It comes from a famous music hall joke about a man who is woken by the drunk upstairs dropping his shoe. He can't get back to sleep because he is waiting for the second crash on the ceiling. Eventually he shouts upstairs "For Heavens sake, drop the other shoe!"The basic expression came from apartment living. A person living in an apartment underneath another apartment would hear a person take off a shoe and drop it on the floor and then wait for the other shoe to drop. Then the thump of the other shoe would occur. Then the person in the bottom apartment could continue reading or whatever without interruption. However, it became a useful expression if two irritating events frequently occur together. If someone says, "Why didn't you get back to work?" Rather than say, "Any time that guy comes down the hall pushing that noisy cart that goes clang, clang, clang, with that horrible sound, and disturbs everyone, a second one comes right afterward with its own irritating racket," you can say, "I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop."
No, the shoe sensor does not come with the Nike Fuelband,
The list of locations for the Nike Reuse-A-Shoe drop-off can be found in the Environment section of Nikebiz.com. If the drop-off locations will not work for you, shoes can be sent to the following address: Nike Recycling Center c/o Reuse-A-Shoe 26755 SW 95th Wilsonville, OR 97070
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No, a drop of water isn't even the same as another drop of water. They come in different sizes and aren't adequate for precision uses. For an amazing drop search "Pitch drop experiment".
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one is a shoe that goes on your foot the other is a horse shoe on the fireplace
Shoe polish should not be used to colour leather other than shoes. It is likely to come off on your hands and clothing. Shoes are finished in a different way to other leathers
Oscar E brown did not 'come up' with the horseshoe. The horseshoe has been in existence for thousands of years in one form or the other. He did however 'invent' a new type of shoe that was supposed to be a 'double' shoe. An upper shoe was fastened to the hoof and a lower shoe was detachable from the upper shoe to sharpen caulks or replace it. The double shoe was not very successful for obvious reasons such as the need to remove the upper shoe to trim the hoof and the fact that they were twice as heavy as a single shoe.
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