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trade off the orchard for an apple
To be overly concerned with minor details and ignore the situation as a whole. I know you're worried about that one aspect of your project, but don't trade off the orchard for an apple.
*crazy as a betsy bug
and *crazy as a peach-orchard boar; *crazy as a loonRur. acting as if insane. (*Also: as ~.) Tom: Susan says she's really the Queen of England. Bill: She's crazy as a betsy bug. Jill: David's a little eccentric, isn't he? Jane: Crazy as a loon, I'd say. What's wrong with Jim? He's acting as crazy as a peach-orchard boar.
marble orchard
and Marble City n. a cemetery. I already bought a little plot in a marble orchard. There is a huge Marble City south of town.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Lana | | ['lænə] | |
| Urvi | | - | Indian, Marathi, Gujarati |
| Cibor | | CHEE-bawr | Polish |
| Enric | | ən-REEK | Catalan |
| Adela | | ə-DEL-ə (English), ah-DE-lah (Polish) | English, Spanish, Romanian, Polish, Ancient Germanic |
| Jude | | [dʒu:d] | |