This is one of my all time favorite phrases that Mom used to say whenever either of her two loving sons was giving her a hard time about anything. It seems to have been her answer when she was frustrated by our bellyaching about some subject. I believe it must have been derived from some reference to the bag used by soldiers sleeping in barracks during the World War II era, but I'm not certain. Unfortunately, most of those who would remember may be beyond the ability to remember...
Well, darling, "blow it out your barras bag" is a Scottish slang phrase that basically means "go away" or "get lost." It's a colorful way of telling someone to take a hike or shove off. So, next time someone's bothering you, just tell them to blow it out their barras bag and watch them skedaddle.
I assume you mean president. Barrack Obama.
The air bag absorbs the impact of you moving forward during a collision.
I think you mean barrack, which is a place for military people to live. Get the barrack cleaned up before the sergeant gets here.
None, there is no antonym for barrack
Beairic (military barrack)
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If you blow air into a bag, the air fills the bag, causing it to expand. This increase in volume occurs because the air molecules inside the bag move apart and create pressure against the bag's walls. If the bag is sealed and you continue to blow air into it, the pressure will increase until the bag may burst if it exceeds its elastic limit. Conversely, if the bag is porous or has a hole, the air will escape, and the bag won't fully inflate.
The name Barrack Hussein Obama is a combination of African, Arabic, and Swahili origins. "Barrack" is an Arabic word meaning "blessing," while "Hussein" is an Arabic name with historical significance. "Obama" is a Luo name from East Africa, specifically Kenya, and it means "to lean or bend."
The word barrack originates from French
Barrack Field was created in 1754.
The heavier the bag the thicker the glove. They will help protect your wrists and knuckles from the force of the blow.