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sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven

sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven phrase: a hyperbolic phrase expressing elation.

Phrase

sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven

  1. A hyperbolic phrase expressing elation.

Origin of sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven

A translation of German verkauft mein Gewand, ich fahr in Himmel.

Questions about sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven

What does sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven mean?
Sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven means a hyperbolic phrase expressing elation.
What part of speech is sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven?
Sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven is a phrase.

Words near sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven in the dictionary

  1. sell in May and stay away
  2. sell in May then go away
  3. sell in May, then go away
  4. sell in May, then stay away
  5. sell like hot cakes
  6. sell my clothes, I'm going to heaven
  7. sell off
  8. sell on
  9. sell one's ass
  10. sell one's birthright for a mess of pottage
  11. sell one's body

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