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Here are two well known expressions rewritten into "Cliff-ese". Try to figure out the phrases in simpler terms.

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Here are two well-known expressions rewritten into "Cliff-ese". For those of you who don't know what that means, he was a very wordy person on the TV show "Cheers" and never used a small word where a larger one would work.
Try to figure out the phrases in simpler terms.
1. To slay a brace of avian creatures with just a single Petros conglomeration.
2. Like sending dense shelly concretions through the air to fall in front of stout-bodied, artiodactyl creatures.

posted Dec 10, 2021 by Madhavi Latha

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Here are some well-known expressions rewritten into "Cliff-ese". Try to figure out the phrases in simpler terms.

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  3. To accumulate an excess of temperature beneath a circular, tight-fitting clothing component.

  4. Emanating from a culinary vessel into a site of pyrogenic activity.

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