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The Origins of – Tulle: From the French town of the same name, where this fabric was first made. #english #ingles

From the French town of the same name, where this fabric was first made. Source: Phrases and Names Their Origins and Meanings by Trench H. Johnson Thank you for visiting EL4E.com Tomorrows phrase or name will be Closure.

I've had this American Flag with a dove, olive branches, and a peace sign however have never been able to find it's origin. Where is it from/context?

The Origins of – New Hampshire: This state having been granted to Captain John Mason, he in 1629 named it after . . . #english #ingles

This state having been granted to Captain John Mason, he in 1629 named it after his native county in England. Source: Phrases and Names Their Origins and Meanings by Trench H. Johnson Thank you for visiting EL4E.com Tomorrows phrase or name will be Tulle.

The older name of the “Dardanelles,” where Helle in fleeing from her stepmother was drowned. This occurred at the point where Xerxes with his army had crossed the strait on a temporary bridge. Source: Phrases and Names Their Origins and Meanings by Trench H. Johnson Thank you for visiting EL4E.com Tomorrows phrase or name will be A la Guillotine.

The Origins of – Off the Hooks: An expression meaning “beyond hope of requisition for further service,” “completely . . . #english #ingles

An expression meaning “beyond hope of requisition for further service,” “completely done for,” whether on the score of chronic ill health, lunacy, or old age. This originally had reference to the Maypole stored away in Shaft Alley, Leadenhall Street, and perhaps other Maypoles elsewhere of post-Reformation 253days. As long as it rested “on the hooks” there was a likelihood of its being once more…

The Origins of – Nicholas Lane: After the wealthy banker, Sir Nicholas Throgmorton, who also gave his name to Throgmorton Street. #english #ingles

After the wealthy banker, Sir Nicholas Throgmorton, who also gave his name to Throgmorton Street. Source: Phrases and Names Their Origins and Meanings by Trench H. Johnson Thank you for visiting EL4E.com Tomorrows phrase or name will be Pumps.

The Origins of – Old Bags: The nickname of Lord Eldon, because he always carried about with him, in separate . . . #english #ingles

The nickname of Lord Eldon, because he always carried about with him, in separate brief bags, the cases on which he had to pass judgment. Source: Phrases and Names Their Origins and Meanings by Trench H. Johnson Thank you for visiting EL4E.com Tomorrows phrase or name will be Nicholas Lane.