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We say love is blind and there's a mythological source for the saying. What is it? |
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Tradition holds that the term for zero points in tennis derives from a French word. Which one? |
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What was referred to as a love apple? |
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The path of true love ne'er did run ... how? |
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Who wrote "My love is like a red, red rose"? |
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There's an old saying that goes "When something-or-other comes in the door, love flies out of the window." What is that wretched something-or-other? |
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If you call someone a lovelace, you're branding him as a rake, a libertine, a fellow who plays fast and loose with the affections of young women. Where does the expression come from? |
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"Qui me amat, amat et canem meam" means "Love me, love my dog" (roughly). We use this expression a lot in English, but who said it first? |
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"There's no love lost between them," means "they don't like each other at all". Did it always mean that? |
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If you declare love for someone from selfish motives, you can be accused of showing what? |
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