Idioms and Phrases with Naval Origins (2)

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Wonderful Words & Phrases - Albert Jack

Albert Jack

4 episodes

6 months ago

A weekly look at the history and origins of some of the wonderful words and phrases we use everyday - without knowing why.

Audio Books written & narrated by Albert Jack here - https://albertjack.co.uk/

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Idioms and Phrases with Naval Origins (2)

Wonderful Words & Phrases - Albert Jack

7 minutes

7 years ago

Idioms and Phrases with Naval Origins (2)

Albert Jack's Wonderful Words and Idioms exploring the naval origins of the English language and investigating why we say things such as Caught Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea, It was Touch and Go for a While, Left High and Dry, Scraping the Barrel, You Scratch my Back and I'll Scratch Yours, As the Crow Flies and many more....

Audio Books written & narrated by Albert Jack here - https://albertjack.co.uk/