Phrase of the Day

Ginger’s Phrase of the Day provides you with a daily dose of interesting facts and trivia on some of the more, and less, common phrases in the English language. Learn the real meaning behind these phrases, when and how to use them and other less-known info behind each phrase.

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Come Hell or High Water

When you say ‘Come Hell or High Water’ you mean that you are willing to do whatever it takes to overcome difficulty or obstacles. Example of use: “I’m going to make it to the dance on Saturday, come hell or high water!”

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