09-11-2020, 06:51 AM
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Re: Dingbats 51
Originally Posted by Tezza
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5.Bit tenuous but If that’s a rubber and a golf course then it could be a golf saying IE. rub on/of the green. ?
rub of the green the influence of luck, seen as being advantageous or more usually disadvantageous.
The expression originated in the language of golf, where it denotes an accidental interference with the course or position of a ball on the green.
09-11-2020, 06:51 AM
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Re: Dingbats 51
Originally Posted by Tezza
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5.Bit tenuous but If that’s a rubber and a golf course then it could be a golf saying IE. rub on/of the green. ?
rub of the green .... the influence of luck, seen as being advantageous or more usually disadvantageous.
The expression originated in the language of golf, where it denotes an accidental interference with the course or position of a ball on the green.
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