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PROVERBS PREVIOUS NEXT expression meaning: 2: Make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. said to mean: 3: Make haste slowly. suggests that: 4: Make hay while the sun shines. advices that: 5: Man proposes but God disposes. said to mean that: 6: Manners make the man. said to mean that: 7: Many a fine dish has nothing on it. said when: 8: Many a good cow has a bad calf. said when: 9: Many a good father has but a bad son. expresses that: 10: Many a little makes a mickle. used to say that: 11: Many a true word is spoken in jest. used to say that: 12: Many hands make light work. expresses the idea that : 13: Many men, many minds. said to mean that: 14: Many things happen between the cup and the lip expresses that: 15: Many words hurt more than swords. used to say that: 16: Many words will not fill a bushel. said for : 17: March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. used to mean that: 18: March winds bring April showers; April showers bring May flowers. expression for: 19: Marriages are made in heaven. suggests that: 20: Marry in haste, repent as leisure. said to mean that: 21: Measure for measure. meaning that: 22: Measure thrice and cut once. used to say that: 23: Memory is the treasure of the mind. said to mean that: 24: Men make houses, women make homes. states that: 25: Men may meet but mountains never. expression meaning: 26: Mend or end. advices that: 27: Might goes before right. said to mean that: 28: Misery loves company suggests that: 29: Misfortunes never come alone (or singly). It has been observed that: 30: Misfortunes tell us what fortune is. suggests that: 31: Money begets money. used to say that: 32: Money doesn't grow on trees. said to mean that: 33: Money has no smell. means that: 34: Money is a good servant but a bad master. said to mean that: 35: Money often unmakes the men who make it. said to mean that: 36: Money spent on the brain is never spent in vain. in other words: 37: Monkey see, monkey do suggests that: 38: More haste, less speed. used to say that: 39: Much ado about nothing. meaning: 40: Much will have more. meaning: 41: Muck and money go together. signifies that: 42: Murder will out. used to say that: 43: My house is my castle. used to say that: |
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