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| Eat the leek | |
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| EAT THE LEEK Definition: (Shakespeare - Henry V, V, i) To be compelled to take back one's words or put up with insulting treatment. ______________________________________________________________________ * All six elements would be in. 1. Purposeful and necessary herein.* 2. Utterance or reason for insult voluntarily made.** 3. Consequence or repercussion, if otherwise, not affordable. 4. Swallowing (= defence or denial) of 'vomit' cannot happen. 5. Sanction or punishment not going to be suffered.*** 6. Revenge is off here (truth be told).**** ___ * [Connect to #3 & #5, see definition, to reemphasize.] See perfect INSULT OUTBURST. ** Made or taken when hoped in proper frame of mind. See perfect COMPULSION (1). *** Zero consequence is absent in the circumstances. See perfect DANGEROUS WORDS. **** What is being 'eaten' is so completely bitter-sweet. | |
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