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What is the meaning of the idiom for the birds?In: Idioms and Slang |
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When bread becomes stale, and no longer fit for humans...we sometimes throw it on the ground......for the birds to eat. Something that is no longer good thus becomes "for the birds."
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What is the literal meaning of the idiom in the following sentence The two friends were birds of a feather?
