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The most common Southern expressions explained - Page 5 of 15 - Kiwi Report

The most common Southern expressions explained


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[post_page_title]If the creek don’t rise[/post_page_title]
Here is a phrase that is used to instill hope in others. However, it’s a bit different to other expressions that talk about everything going to plan. “If the creek don’t rise” actually means that if nothing bad happens, everything should go as it has been planned. So you just have to make sure the creek doesn’t rise to ensure you get the outcome you are looking for. Simple? Kind of, but it only makes sense to those that live near creeks.

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