English, asked by asifkhanbhp05, 7 months ago

a load of wood idiom meaning ???

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Answered by bani2006thegreat

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Answer:

There are many English phrases that use the word wood:

"Out of the woods"

"Your neck of the woods"

"Out in the woods"

And all of these have to do with forests which are referred to as "woods"

Explanation:

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