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* '''have a crow to pluck with someone''' (''Southern U.S''): to have a reason to disagree or argue with someone. | * '''have a crow to pluck with someone''' (''Southern U.S''): to have a reason to disagree or argue with someone. | ||
** "I have a crow to pluck with you." ("the Dead", ''Dublibers'') | ** "I have a crow to pluck with you." ("the Dead", ''Dublibers'') | ||
| + | *'''Crowplucking:''' crows are carrion eaters who pluck out and eat the eyes of corpses | ||
[[Category:birds]] | [[Category:birds]] | ||
[[Category: Dubliners]] | [[Category: Dubliners]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:18, 19 February 2022
- have a crow to pluck with someone (Southern U.S): to have a reason to disagree or argue with someone.
- "I have a crow to pluck with you." ("the Dead", Dublibers)
- Crowplucking: crows are carrion eaters who pluck out and eat the eyes of corpses
