(as) dull as ditchwater Idiom

dull as ditchwater

Idiom(s): (as) dull as dishwater AND (as) dull as ditchwater

Theme: BOREDOM

very uninteresting.
• I'm not surprised that he can't find a partner. He's as dull as dishwater.
• Mr. Black's speech was as dull as ditchwater.

(as) addled as ditchwater

Very arid or unexciting. This byword is generally acclimated to call a person. My date with Dave was not great—he is as addled as ditchwater. I fell comatose during that cine because it was as addled as ditchwater.Learn more: ditchwater, dull

dull as ditchwater

dull as dishwater

If addition or article is as dull as ditchwater or as dull as dishwater, they are actual boring. He's a addled biographer and that's a fact. Addled as ditchwater. `Most of the politicians in Ontario are addled as dishwater,' he said. Note: The announcement `dull as ditchwater' is over 200 years old, admitting `dull as dishwater' is a added contempo variant. The advertence is to the addled bedraggled colour of the baptize in ditches or in washing-up bowls. Learn more: ditchwater, dull

(as) addled as ˈditchwater

(British English) (American English (as) addled as ˈdishwater) actual boring: Best-seller or not, the book sounds as addled as ditchwater to me.Learn more: ditchwater, dull

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(as) dull as ditchwater Idiom

dull as ditchwater

(as) addled as ditchwater

dull as ditchwater

dull as dishwater

(as) addled as ˈditchwater

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