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On the ass (put)

Proverbs and sayings

Phraseologism: On the priest (put).

Meaning: Vertical (simple).

Origin: Pop - in the game of towns: a vertically placed town (ryuha).

Random phraseology:

There is no salvation in polyverb.

Meaning:

The condemnation of empty verbiage.

Origin:

From the Bible (Church Slavonic text). In the Gospel of Matthew (6:7) it is said (translated into modern Russian): "And when praying, do not say too much, like pagans, for they think that in verbosity (in Church Slavonic: "polyverbs") they will heard." Also in the biblical Proverbs: "There is no salvation in speaking many words, but he who restrains his mouth is understanding." It is also found in the form "There is no salvation in polyverb."

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