| 2. | red headed step-child | ||
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Derives its meaning from the idea that;
1. Red heads are to be avoided 2. That step children are to be avoided. So the idea of the both combined is doubly hateful "beat him like a red headed step-child"
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| 1. | red headed step-child | ||
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someone that is beaten every day by their father that is always high as balls. a teacher see's a student after class because she had seen the bruises. she ask's him what happened and he said im a red headed step-child.
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