Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
rootin' tootin' and START IT ALL OVER
Hello,
I would like to know the exact meaning of this sentence I have read on the Bob Dylan's Chronicles:
'Danny and I would see each other again in ten years and we'd work together once more in a ROOTIN' TOOTIN' way.
We'd make a record and START IT ALL OVER, pick up where we left off.'
Thanks in advance, Jo.
I would like to know the exact meaning of this sentence I have read on the Bob Dylan's Chronicles:
'Danny and I would see each other again in ten years and we'd work together once more in a ROOTIN' TOOTIN' way.
We'd make a record and START IT ALL OVER, pick up where we left off.'
Thanks in advance, Jo.
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Hi, I would like to know the exact meaning of this sentence I have read on the Bob Dylan's Chronicles: 'Danny and I would see each other again in ten years and we'd work together once more in a ROOTIN' TOOTIN' way. ' ROOTIN' TOOTIN' This is an idiomatic adjectival phrase. It means 'wild, crazy, uninhibited, having a great time'.
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Hi,
I would like to know the exact meaning of this sentence I have read on the Bob Dylan's Chronicles:
'Danny and I would see each other again in ten years and we'd work together once more in a ROOTIN' TOOTIN' way.
We'd make a record and START IT ALL OVER, pick up where we left off.'
ROOTIN' TOOTIN' This is an idiomati
I would like to know the exact meaning of this sentence I have read on the Bob Dylan's Chronicles:
'Danny and I would see each other again in ten years and we'd work together once more in a ROOTIN' TOOTIN' way.
We'd make a record and START IT ALL OVER, pick up where we left off.'
ROOTIN' TOOTIN' This is an idiomati
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