Hobbledehoy
By Katarina
- 27 Feb, 2012
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I've never heard of this expression either. Like your wood man though!!
27 Feb, 2012
Why is it then in all vocabularies?
27 Feb, 2012
i have heard of it Katarina but only because my Spanish friend said it a few times and i had to ask him what he meant..
27 Feb, 2012
Lol, what did he mean, do you know? if spanish and slovak dictionaries have this expression in english, it MUST existed...
27 Feb, 2012
:-) he told me it meant a mischievous high spirited person..
28 Feb, 2012
No comment :) In our translations it means more negative then positive.
28 Feb, 2012
:-)
29 Feb, 2012
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I will appreciate if somebody write to me, if this expression is referring to somebody, who is clumsy, as we say "as if he was from the wood".
Once I used this expression in front of Englishman and he said, he had never heard that expression.
27 Feb, 2012