Doesn't it seem odd that "hear, hear" means the opposite of "here, here"?
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Tue Mar-07-06 03:21 PM
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Doesn't it seem odd that "hear, hear" means the opposite of "here, here"? |
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Hear, hear! = "I agree" Here, here. = "Wait a minute, I completely disagree"
That's so odd.
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Tue Mar-07-06 03:22 PM
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1. What about hear, here or here hear or hear hair or her hair here? |
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Tue Mar-07-06 03:22 PM
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Tue Mar-07-06 03:27 PM
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4. Oh good one! Forgot to add "here, here" also means "Quit crying, child!" |
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Also it can mean "This is where my neighbor hid the body, officer!" but only in more specialized circumstances.
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Tue Mar-07-06 03:38 PM
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5. The word "cleave" has two opposite meangins |
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Either to stick to something, or cut something apart.
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