ODTAA
ODTAA phrase: one damn thing after another.
Phrase
ODTAA
Origin of ODTAA
The expression is reputed to have gone around the colonial clubs of the distant countries of the British Empire in the Victorian period. It came to fame with the publication of the book ODTAA in 1926 by John Masefield.
Questions about ODTAA
- What does ODTAA mean?
- ODTAA means one damn thing after another.
- What part of speech is ODTAA?
- ODTAA is a phrase.
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