The rules are simple: just write here one of the last words you learnt, memorized, looked up in a dictionary, etc.
Edit: it can also be one of the last idioms or sayings you checked / learnt.
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Edit: it can also be one of the last idioms or sayings you checked / learnt.
Let's start!
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Do idoms count here, Lani?
If they do, mine was "[url=http://www.EnglishForward.com/English/PieInTheSky/bbzrd/Post.htm ]pie-in-the-sky[/url]" :).
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If they do, mine was "[url=http://www.EnglishForward.com/English/PieInTheSky/bbzrd/Post.htm ]pie-in-the-sky[/url]" :).
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Let's count them too. 
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Okay, the last idiom was "every now and then" which means "sometimes".
I read it in the Chat and asked Barb for the meaning.
Okay, the last idiom was "every now and then" which means "sometimes".
I read it in the Chat and asked Barb for the meaning.
You'll be my idiom guide, Pucca. 
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Midge - Another disgusting insect! I had to open Feebs11's link to see how it looked like!:S [url=http://www.EnglishForward.com/English/MidgeMosquito/vpbjc/Post.htm ]Here[/url]
Lani, this time wasn't an idiom, but, most of them will be!:P
Lani, this time wasn't an idiom, but, most of them will be!:P
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last idiom " the odd man/one out"
it means like "exceptional" she has always been the odd one out at school
definition : someone or something that is different from the other people or things in a group
it means like "exceptional" she has always been the odd one out at school
definition : someone or something that is different from the other people or things in a group
I'm glad to know my thread was useful for you, Ana! Sorry that you had to discover another insect! 
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As for:
An odd man out should be one who is different from the other because he/she behaves crazily, or in a weird way. Just my opinion!
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As for:
I think that it has actually a negative meaning, while "exceptional" is positive.
" the odd man/one out" it means like "exceptional" ...
An odd man out should be one who is different from the other because he/she behaves crazily, or in a weird way. Just my opinion!
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