Expressions That Are Common In The South That Outsiders Won’t Know

Published on June 12, 2022
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“No Bigger Than A Minnow In A Fishing Pond”

This phrase reminds us of the “big fish in a small pond” expression, but it has a different meaning. It is a very descriptive way to say that something is very small, just like a minnow in a fishing pond. Anyone who knows anything about fishing knows that this means really small.

No Bigger Than A Minnow In A Fishing Pond

No Bigger Than A Minnow In A Fishing Pond

“Three Sheets To The Wind”

Anyone who has had one too many drinks can relate to this one. If you’ve indulged just a bit too much and you continue with the shenanigans, then someone might be saying that you’re three sheets to the wind. This phrase dates back to nautical talk, since a sheet refers to a rope that’s flailing around in the wind, just like a drunk person does.

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Three Sheets To The Wind

Three Sheets To The Wind