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Don 愒 get into stew ???



izulia
China

Don 愒 get into stew ???
 
Hi,
With my class we were looking at the song from the old 寓ungle � animation movie. Loui, King of the apes sings to Maugli:
 
Don 愒 try to kid me, mancub
And don 愒 get into stew.
What I desire is man 愀 red fire
So I can be like you.
 
Could you explain what exactly 悲on 愒 get into stew � means?
 
Thank you in advance.

18 Jun 2012      





ueslteacher
Ukraine

http://oald8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/dictionary/stew
Sophia

18 Jun 2012     



izulia
China

Thank you, Sophia! Handshake

18 Jun 2012     



dafodil
Portugal

It means a confused, anxious state of mind.

18 Jun 2012     



cunliffe
United Kingdom

Another good one is: 媛on 愒 get your knickers in a twist, � which means, 媛on 愒 get yourself into a stew. �

18 Jun 2012     



ueslteacher
Ukraine

That 愀 a hilarious expression, Lynne:)
I 扉e had it in front of my eyes all afternoon and yet only now I pictured twisted knickers with someone insideLOL 
Sophia

18 Jun 2012     



papadeli
Greece

Greetings from Greece,

18 Jun 2012     



douglas
United States

The idea, I believe, is that your thoughts are in a stew--if you have ever made stew, you know how it is a boiling, chaotic jumble of different things that don愒 seem to belong together--they are chaotic, confused and slowly coming to a boiling point.
 
 
 
The AE version of "twisted knickers" is: "Don愒 get your panties in a bunch."
 
Cheers,
Douglas

19 Jun 2012