If You’re Confused With Southern Slang, Then This Guide Here Could Help You!

Published on 01/19/2021
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Three Sheets To The Wind

This phrase can be used by anybody who has ever been drunk in the past. In more ways than one, we tend to overestimate ourselves! You’ll probably say you’re all right when you’re on your way to getting drunk. Well, we bet that that’s not what your friends agree with. Trust us. If you do not want to make bad decisions, you should trust them! This is where the phrase at issue comes in. The phrase sounds nautical because it is. A “sheet” is a rope that is unmoored, flailing about in the wind like a drunk person.

Three Sheets To The Wind

Three Sheets To The Wind

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Madder Than A Wet Hen

We have to admit that never before have we seen a wet hen. The term is, however, not meant to be taken literally. It means that you should not provoke her anymore if a woman is said to be “madder than a wet hen.” You never know, after all, what she will do when pushed to the limit! This is pretty similar to the old saying that goes, “Hell has no fury like a woman scorned.”

Madder Than A Wet Hen

Madder Than A Wet Hen

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