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Have you ever heard the expression “full drink of water”? If so, you might be a little confused and understandably so! This phrase or idiom isn’t used that often these days, and when it appears in books or movies, you might wonder, “Huh?” “Tall glass of water” or “tall glass of water” is an old-fashioned way of saying that someone is tall and attractive; however, it has some pretty offensive roots. In this article, we will define this idiom and share its fascinating origins. So, stop scratching your head and keep reading to find out more!
When someone is described as a “heavy drinker”, it means that they are tall and physically attractive. This idiom or expression is believed to originate from the 19th century.
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