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Dictionary of Americanisms, Briticisms, Canadianisms and ...
... get back on Br. col. be revenged (on). get one's oats Br. sl. achieve sexual
satisfaction: If he plays his cards right, he should end up getting his oats tonight. T
.Thorne. get/ get religion Am.sl. beconverted (into somereligion): When Dorothy
got ...
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The Diner's Dictionary: Word Origins of Food and Drink
... the sixteenth century from the notion of the improvidence of sowing wild oats
rather than proper cereal crops. Feel one's oats 'to feel frisky' or 'to act self-
importantly' is a much later coinage, from the America of the s, and get
one's oats ...
f?T* □ ) to toss oars 1 TOSS oat * off one's oats (□) -fcg^H ; f P^Ffi (David seems
off his oars today. 4" AAft fiflPW - ) DtttiMft**** ° 1 to feel one's oats M, FEEL to get
one's oats (ffl) JiiE'tWtt^ffi to sow one's (wild) oats M. SOW1 oath on/ under oath ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
feel one's oats (colloq) to be frisky or (esp NAm) assertive: get one's oats (slang]
to have sexual intercourse; off one's oats (colloq) without appetite, off one's food;
sow one's wild oats to indulge in youthful dissipation or excesses: wild oats a ...
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Sugar and Spice... Exploring Food and Drink Idioms in English
It is one of three to introduce (TO) HAVE/GET ONE'S OATS, ROTTEN/BAD
APPLE, EASY MEAT, BREAD AND CIRCUSES, MILK AND WATER, THE APPLE
DOESN'T FALL FAR FROM THE TREE. It is the only dictionary along with
another ...
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A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
... to enjoy sexual intercourse outside marriage: low coll.: of men, C.20; of women,
perhaps only later C.20. Manchon, 1923; George Simms, Sleep No More, 1967, '
Chrissie will not get her oats.' Aus. has get (one's) oats from (a woman): C.20.
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Oxford Dictionary of English
phrases feel one's oats N.Amer. informal feel lively and energetic. get one's oats
Brit. informal have sexual intercourse. sow one's wild oats go through a period of
wild or promiscuous behaviour while young. – derivatives oaten adjective ...
(note for foreign readers, Charles Hawtrey was a comedy actor famous for
playing the roles of nervous, weedy men, while to get one's oats means to have
sex), we have a frankly lovely McCartney track. Musically an Everly Brothers
pastiche, ...
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Dictionary of Modern Colloquial French
Aller à la chenaille: To 'get one's oats', to have sex. chenailler v. intrans. To 'screw
', to fuck, to have intercourse. chenu n. m. Du chenu: 'Quality stuff, topquality
merchandise. Ne t'y trompe pas, c'est du chenu pour sûr! Make no mistake, this is
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E A Lovatt Esq, R J H, R. J. H 'erail, 2005
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Mrs. Grundy: studies in English prudery
1870-1920), have a bit of smicket (i.e., smock; usually pronounced smigget), pull
up one's petticoats to (of women), to smock, and take off one's stays (of women).
68 Cf. the C. 20 Australian get one's oats from. Corresponding dysphemisms are
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