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This phrase was popularised by the First World
Testament (e.g. Matthew, 8: 12), as an expression
Gnashing of teeth - expression of frustration or anger
Go great guns
from the scene of fighting to behind the lines
after leaving Egypt and during Moses' protracted
(one version of the phrase has 'coming down')
primer charge in the pan will not ignite. This will only
Go to hell in a handbasket - deteriorate rapidly
and robbed, then ignored by two holy men passing by,
freely when running, working etc. To gird is to fasten