If someone spent all day using only figurative language, would they be the village idiom?

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Update:

@ LB - Has Pronk been letting you into his gallery again?

@ Candy - I'm glad you didn't beat around the bush

@ Fred - Should you watch that at knight?

@ CT - that would add up

@ Elizabeth - Maybe you should let him off the hook

@ Pronk - They tried but were just bent out of shape

@ HH - You can say that again

Answer 1

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Additionally, it could be the village mathematician.

Answer 2

Some VILLAGES are SWIMMING in FIGURATIVE people!!!........😂😂😂😂

Answer 3

"Worlds speak louder than words!" - quote by Harriet Winslow on Family Matters

Answer 4

'In the long run' 'Actions speak louder than words' but 'Give a dog a bad name' and 'Add insult to injury' 

Answer 5

Well, let's define "idiom" then, Concord, shall we?!

At 5:18 - 5:58,  "in my own particular IDIOM"..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZbG7iwRh34

Source(s): So you see, IDIOM means when you kill half the guests and the father says "THIS is supposed to be a 'APPY OCCASION! Not arguing & bickering over HOO killed OOO!!

Answer 6

That complete dose would be wrecking me head so I'd have to tell him to stop acting the maggot ...

Answer 7

He’s trying to confuse,& escape from

back stabbing idiosyn-crazies that

are gunning for him; After he told 

them to break a leg.

Answer 8

Go figure it...