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Discover Bulldyke in a China Shop by Lea DeLaria released in 1994. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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- As Awkward as A Bull in A China Shop Meaning
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Definition:Very awkward, clumsy, or reckless. Most often, this idiom is used to describe a person who behaves inappropriately in a delicate situation. Imagine if there truly were a bull in a shop filled with delicate china. The bull wouldn’t realize it had to be careful, and it would accidentally knock over and break the china. This mental image of...
The 1812 London Review and Literary Journalis the first source to have a written record of the idiom, which can be found in the excerpt below. The business is whimsical and amusing; the changes are numerous, and the tricks, though highly ludicrous, are for the most part original; — at least, we do not remember to have met with anything like them be...
Another form this idiom often takes is “like a bull in a china shop.” In the example below, this usage can be seen when two coworkers discuss why their department head should not attend a certain meeting. In this case, the idiom refers to the personality of the woman discussed, not her physical clumsiness. Deanna: Did you hear that Cecelia is suppo...
“Nothing is more important to candidates than the trust they build with voters. And nothing is more fragile. Law enforcement has an unrivaled ability to shatter that trust. Accordingly, it should n...
As awkward as a bull in a china shop is an idiom that is used to describe people who, whether intentionally or unintentionally, do not act cautiously (in their manner) or gracefully (with their physical presence) in situations where they should.
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