ADAGE

ADAGE


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Word: adage
Phonetic: /ˈæ.dɪdʒ/
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An old saying which has obtained credit by long use
An old saying which has been overused or considered a cliché; a trite maxim


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A neat ship is a sweet ship
A penny saved... for one
A stitch in time saves nine
A stitch in time starts one
A stitch in time...
A watched pot never boils is one
A watched pot never boils
Alls fair in love and war
Beauty is only skin deep
Beauty is only skin-deep
Beggars cant be choosers
Crime doesnt pay
Dont cry over spilt milk
Early to bed...
Haste makes waste or He who hesitates is lost
Haste makes waste
He who hesitates is lost
If it sounds too good to be true
Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results
Know thyself
Let sleeping dogs lie
Look before you leap
Love conquers all is one
Love conquers all
Love is blind
Love thy neighbor is one
Measure twice
Money talks
Opposites attractis one
Penny wise
Poor Richards Almanack bit
Poor Richards Almanack inclusion
Poor Richards Almanack maxim
Poor Richards Almanack tidbit
Red sky at night
Still waters run deep
Thats how the ball bounces
Thats life! e.g.
There aint no such thing as a free lunch
There is no I in TEAMWORK
Time flies
Time is money
Too many cooks spoil the broth
Too many cooks...
Two heads are better than one
Waste not
What goes around
What goes up must come down
Poor Richards Almanack tidbit
Time flies
Age-old expression
Almanac bit
Almanac tidbit
Almanac words
An old saw that doesnt cut
An old saying
Aphorism
Apothegm
Axiom
Ben Franklin witticism
Bit of folk wisdom
Bit of folklore
Bit of old wisdom
Bit of wisdom
Byword
Common observation
Condensed but memorable saying
Condensed
Dull saw
Encapsulated observation
Erasmus saying
Gnome
Instructional story
It follows the B.C. era
It may become a clich
Its tried and true
Item in Poor Richards Almanack
Maxim
Memorable maxim
Memorable saying
Memorable words
Motto
No news is good news
Observational saying
Oft-repeated dictum
Oft-repeated words
Oft-repeated words of wisdom
Often-quoted line
Often-quoted saying
Old saw
Old saying
One might be rendered in needlepoint
Part of Poor Richards Almanack
Pearl from Poor Richard
Pearl of wisdom
Pithy platitude
Pithy saying
Platitude
Poor Richards Almanack item
Proverb
Proverbial saying
Rusty saw?
Sampler sentence
Saw
Saw Spot grow older (5)
Saying
Saying for how long a commercial has run
Saying to remember
Saying with meaning
Sometime sampler stitching
Succinct saying
Terse truth
The golden rule
Time-honored truism
Time-honored words
Time-tested truism
Timeworn observation
Timeworn truism
Traditional saying
Traditional truism
True old saying
Truism
Venerable saw
Wise old saying
Wise remark
Wise saying
Wise truism
Wise words
Words from the wise
Words from the wives?
Words of wisdom
You can say that again
Pithy thought.
Silence is golden, for instance.
Look before you leap is one.
Little strokes fell great oaks, for instance.
A word from the wise.
Paroemiographer's brain child.
A penny saved is a penny earned
Strike while the iron is hot.
Time will tell, for instance.
All's well that ends well, for example.
Wise saw.
A bird in the hand ...
Capsule wisdom.
Silence is golden, for one.
An oft-repeated truth.
Love laughs at locksmiths, for example.
Piece of homely wisdom.
Earthy saying.
Common saying.
Relative of a motto
Time flies, e.g.
Truth, in folklore
Better late than never is one
Maxim's cousin
Bromide's cousin
Bit from Poor Richard's Almanack
Era of commercials?
Phrase of wisdom
Words to live by
Let sleeping dogs lie, e.g.
Dull saw, maybe
Penny wise, pound foolish, e.g.
Haste makes waste, e.g.
Too many cooks spoil the broth, e.g.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it, e.g.
Waste not, want not, e.g.
Measure twice, cut once, e.g.
Don't cry over spilt milk, e.g.
Beggars can't be choosers, e.g.
Time is money, e.g.
Poor Richard's Almanack item
Part of Poor Richard's Almanack
Time is money, for one
Poor Richard's Almanack bit
Still waters run deep, for example
Item in Poor Richard's Almanack
Love is blind, e.g.
It may become a cliché
Honesty is the best policy, e.g.
Honey catches more flies than vinegar, e.g.
A penny saved is a penny earned, e.g.
If the shoe fits, wear it, e.g.
Better safe than sorry, e.g.
What may follow they say
Timeworn words
Look before you leap, e.g.
Poor Richard's Almanack offering
Many a line from Benjamin Franklin
Don't judge a book by its cover, for instance
Fish and visitors stink after three days, for one
Curiosity killed the cat, e.g.
Dictum
Saw commercial decline
Saw a daughter decline
Well-remembered proverb or saying
Saying of the present time?
Saw the era of commercialism?
Saw the era of Saatchi & Saatchi?
Saw our time span
Egad! A contrary proverb!
A proverb, or a mild oath, withdrawn
A proverb now mature
Saw an American lawyer, for example, taken aback
Saw notice on time
Saw a daughter grow old
Saw girl, huge, being cut in half
Notice antiquity of a proverb
Saw, say, a girl upset
Saw Bill decline
Saw a number ahead of time
Better a witty fool, than a foolish wit, e.g.
Word from the wise
Great minds think alike, e.g.
Wise words?
Better late than never, e.g.
Sampler wisdom
There are two pennies in a classic one
Opposites attract, for one
Saw commercial season
Saw one’s daughter get on
Instead, a general saying
Gnome's promotion coming with maturity
Saw a time for publicity?
Saw road agent removing wings
Dont judge a book by its cover or Pride cometh before a fall
It takes two to 7-Across, for one
Instructive saying
Word from the Latin for I say
Longstanding observation
Old maxim
Traditional maxim
Wise maxim
Time-tested saying
Atwoods Law, for example
Joys Law, for one
Opposites attract, e.g.
What goes up must come down, e.g.
Oft-quoted saying
Words have consequences, e.g.
Words have consequences, e.g.
A friend to all is a friend to none, e.g. (Thanks, Aristotle!)
Accidents will happen, e.g.
Theres no such thing as a free lunch, e.g.
Military fabric colour
UFO
Sink accessory
Curry maybe using fish and horses heart
Element in languages discerned by cardinal
One doing very little in bridle-roads
Agreeable odour
Saying offering contrast with pre-Christian era?
Proverb featuring a mild oath from the east
Proverb from the Christian era
Not the time before Christ in traditional saying
Proverb: all disbelievers are generally evangelic at the front
Saw commercial over time
Out of sight out of mind, e.g.
"Forbidden fruit is the sweetest," e.g.
A penny saved ... is one
One may become a cliché
One may become a cliché
Bumper sticker material
First things first, for one
"Better late than never," for one
Current period, and lengthy one for gnome?
On both sides of gate, notice a gnome
Saw lawyer in time
Old line
Saw advantage after removing lead weight, ultimately
Byword of advertising era?
A stitch in time saves nine, e.g.
Practice makes perfect, e.g.
Loose lips sink ships, e.g.
Expression of a universal truth
Saw Bill get older




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