Definitions by CrushedIce785
Knocking At The Cow's Door
A phrase originated from 19th century Thailand, which is often used today to describe something being weird or abnormal.
Knocking At The Cow's Door by CrushedIce785 September 26, 2020
Like Silk Made Of Fresh Milk
Used in the 1800s to describe something being silky/smooth. It is often used nowadays to describe something being suspicious.
Like Silk Made Of Fresh Milk by CrushedIce785 September 26, 2020
When The Cow Cries, The Day Dies.
A saying from the 15th Century, which peasants used to tell when curfew began. Cows would release a "cry" when they felt tired, which usually happened near the normal curfew time. People use this phrase nowadays to signal distress or if someone bad or unlucky happened to them.
When The Cow Cries, The Day Dies. by CrushedIce785 September 26, 2020