Id | in_the_loop_769 |
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Idiom | WET BLANKET |
Definition | a person who is seen as never wanting to take part in fun activities; a person who ruins a good time |
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Extra Info | This expression appears to come from the practice of using a wet blanket to put out campfires. If one thinks of the fire as being vibrant and exciting, then putting a wet blanket over it would extinguish or diminish that excitement. |
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