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The place you'll lose your seat the instant you stand up.
means A particular place, point, or position — or a small round mark on a surface.
from From Old English (or possibly a related Middle Dutch or Low German source — the early forms overlap), where it first meant a small mark or stain. The sense of 'a particular place' grew naturally out of that: a spot on a map is just a mark on a larger surface, and from there 'spot' came to mean any location you could point to.
- dog name
- Most clichéd dog name that few dogs actually have
- on the dot
- The phrase predicted the punctual stroke of midnight
- blind one
- Every eye has a hole where the optic nerve exits
- hit it
- Comedians chase the elusive perfect timing sweet spot
- out damned
- Lady Macbeth scrubbing a stain that was never real
for instance
the old firm — celtic vs rangers rivalry in glasgow since 1888, over 400 matches played
the manchester derby — manchester united vs manchester city, same city, competing for premier league titles