What is Rearing To Go?
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eager to begin; sometimes "raring" to go; the metaphor is equestrian and like other equestrian allusions "champing at the bit" it connotes that something or someone else is in control, in this case preventing immediate gratification
The twins were rearing to go on the drive to Disney World.
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Cigarette. Tiggly wiggly is taken from the shortened form of cigarette (cig). The word cig eventually became tig and from tig came tiggl..
