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PROVERBS PREVIOUS NEXT means that: 2: Necessity knows no law. used to say that: 3: Neck or nothing. said to mean: 4: Need makes the old wife trot. it means that: 5: Need teaches a plan. used to mean that: 6: Needs must when the devil drives. said to mean that: 7: Neither fish nor flesh. used to say: 8: Neither here nor there. said for : 9: Neither rhyme nor reason. said for : 10: Never bid the devil morrow until you meet him. means that: 11: Never cackle till your egg is laid. advices: 12: Never choose your women or your linen by candlelight. warning that: 13: Never do things by halves. advices that: 14: Never fry a fish till it’s caught. advices that: 15: Never is a long time. saying suggesting that : 16: Never look a gift horse in the mouth meaning that: 17: Never marry for money, but marry where money is. advices : 18: Never mention rope in the house of a man who has been hanged advices: 19: Never offer to teach fish to swim. said to mean: 20: Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. advices : 21: Never quit certainty for hope. suggests that: 22: Never say die. meaning: 23: Never say never means that: 24: Never too much of a good thing. said to mean that: 25: Never try to prove what nobody doubts. meaning: 26: Never write what you dare not sign. meaning: 27: New brooms sweep clean. said when: 28: New lords, new laws. said to mean that: 29: Night brings counsel suggests that: 30: Nine tailors make a man a saying: 31: No cross no crown similar to: 32: No cure no pay. expression meaning that : 33: No flying from fate. suggests that: 34: No garden without its weeds. means that: 35: No good deed goes unpunished or else : 36: No great loss without some small gain. suggests that: 37: No harm, no foul. declares that: 38: No herb will cure love. in other words: 39: No joy without alloy. said to mean that: 40: No living man all things can. said to mean that: 41: No longer pipe, no longer dance. suggests that: 42: No losers, no winners. expresses that: 43: No man can serve two masters. suggests that: 44: No man is a hero to his valet implies that: 45: No man loves his fetters, be they made of gold. used to say that: 46: No matter how long a log stays in the water, it doesn't become a crocodile declares that : 47: No names, no pack drill suggests that: 48: No news is good news. suggests that: 49: No pains, no gains. used to say that: 50: No penny, no paternoster. meaning that: 51: No song, no supper. said to mean that: 52: No sweet without sweat. said to mean that: 53: No wisdom like silence. because: 54: None but the brave deserve the fair. declares that: 55: None so blind as those who won’t see. states that: 56: None so deaf as those that won’t hear. means that: 57: Nothing comes of nothing said to mean that: 58: Nothing comes out of the sack but what was in it. said to mean that: 59: Nothing for nothing meaning: 60: Nothing is certain but de4ath and taxes suggests that: 61: Nothing is certain but the unforeseen said to mean that: 62: Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. claims that: 63: Nothing makes a fish bigger than almost being caught with: 64: Nothing must be done hastily but killing of fleas. said to mean that: 65: Nothing so bad, as not to be good for something. used to say that: 66: Nothing so bold as a blind mare meaning that: 67: Nothing succeeds like success. suggests that: 68: Nothing venture, nothing gain. said to mean that: |
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