to be raised in a barn -Idioms

Idioms

to be raised in a barn

to behave crudely like a barnyard animal

When the boy did not shut the door his mother asked him if he had been raised in a barn.

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to be rolling in (something)

to be running high

to be sick in bed

to be talked out

to beat the band

on the one hand

get out of line

end up (doing something)

have pull with (someone)

make clear or make (something) clear

too good to be true

cut out for (something)

pitch (someone) a curve (ball)

seize an opportunity

go along with (someone or something)

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Fact
The first US Marines wore high leather collars to protect their necks from sabres, hence the name leathernecks. .. More >>

Verbal Reasoning