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    Waiting in the wings?

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    No. Would not have picked an image of Biden on campaign if I just wanted to depict 'waiting' or 'standing', would I?
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    Left wing!

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    No Expression could would work just as well with a right wing .... except in the case of this election, Trump is already president, so that would be confusing.
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    Reeeeeeee

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akar View Post
    Reeeeeeee
    No.

    So, you got "a person running for office" and "2 wings". Next hint will be me giving the answer I suppose.
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    Are we guessing a catchphrase or just two random words? Because The only ideas I get are "creepy wings" or "senile wings".

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    Hehe no, though I gues some might say the expression as a whole could be applied to Biden.
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    Ok, well I suppose no-one's going to guess it, so prepare to be embarrassed when I tell you the solution:

    (to be) a candidate for a pair of wings.
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    I'd got the words 'candidate' and 'wings' - just failed completely to recognise the saying

    ...looking forward to your next one!

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    Ugh, I had looked that up but thought "no way that's a real expression" .

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    I woudnt say that was a catchphrase, but an idiom.

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    I think we all know who the real idiom is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vladyvid View Post
    I woudnt say that was a catchphrase, but an idiom.
    True. The thread would more aptly called the "idiom game", as that's what it has actually been from the very start. In any case, in the OP a catchphrase has been defined as "any reasonably recognisable phrase" (and then continues to illustrate with various idioms ).

    Anyway, here's another one

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    Hmm that chess piece isn't called "fortress"
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    We kind dropped this... any clues or just go for a different word?
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    Alright, try this

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    nope, there's an infinity symbol but it does not literally stand for the word 'infinity'
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