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cool as a cucumber
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2010/12/07 - 1:43pm

How was the phrase "cool as a cucumber" derived?

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2010/12/07 - 5:10pm

Here's what the internet thinks: Online Etymology Dictionary

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2010/12/08 - 2:54pm

Reminded me of a phrase I often heard back in the Midwest, and often wondered about. It was cold there frequently (which is why I'm now in Arizona). That phrase was "cold as a witch's left tit [vulgar slang for teat]." The Online Etymological Dictionary was no help.

I guess I can understand the "witch" part, but why "left" aot "right?" Any ideas?

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2010/12/08 - 3:08pm

The left part was left out of the version I grew up with. Either one would do.

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2010/12/08 - 3:11pm

Heimhenge said:

I guess I can understand the "witch" part, but why "left" aot "right?" Any ideas?


With 52 of my 55 years being in Missouri, I never heard the "left" or the "right".

Emmett

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2010/12/09 - 6:43am

According to lore, the witch's teat was neither of the natural breasts, so right or left wouldn't strictly apply. It was a singular mark that could be found anywhere on the body, taken to be a supernatural sign left during the witch's dark initiation, and said to be used for various occult purposes.

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