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Monday morning quarterback
Monday morning quarterback
A person who acts like he or she has all the answers to a problem, especially in hindsight, usually without having any experience in that area. Likened to fans and commentators who criticize a football team after a Sunday game. Primarily heard in US. Social media seems to have turned everyone into a Monday morning quarterback whenever political issues are discussed.
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Evalyn | | - | English |
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Amal (1) | | - | Arabic |
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