its skewif, not skew wiff. I belive its a northen Irish word meaning crooked/bent/not straight.
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The saying 'when the cows come home' means for a very long time or indefinitely, as cows typically come back to the barn at the end of the day, signifying a prolonged wait or delay.
The word tuba is from the Latin word tuba meaning a "straight bronze war trumpet."
Maritime captains of ships invite persons knocking on their door to enter by saying in a loud, commanding voice,"Come". If the person does not enter, the captain repeats himself (not a good thing) by saying even louder, "Come now!".
if you mean schuss - meaning a straight downhill run on skis. A German word literally meaning 'shot' First known use in the 1940's
It refers to an old saying by Daniel Defoe. The meaning is nothing is certain but death and taxes. You can find more about the saying at: http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/death-and-taxes.html
Kumbaya is a popular African saying meaning "come by here", and is included in a popular religious song for Christians: "Kumbaya My Lord"
Rex come from the Latin word rex (genitive regis) meaning "a king." Rex is also related to regere, meaning "to keep straight, guide, lead, or rule."
I think your meaning this: Geraldine said: this evening iv come as a bumblebee"Stefano said "if you've come as a bumblebee I've come in my pants"Stefano has been cut from the show for saying this.
i come straight from work. je viens directement du travail.
"Living on the Lamb" is a term derived from the Christian faith, meaning living day to day, on one's faith in Christ (the Lamb).
Possibly derived from another saying "keep your shirt on" ie meaning that taking your shirt off is what you do before settle an argument by fighting.