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forelock
(redirected from tug forelock)

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forelock
in maned animals the most anterior part of the mane, hanging down between the ears and onto the forehead. In sheep refers to the wool in a similar situation.
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In 2008, are we actually supposed to tug forelocks and accept Cambridge professor Alison Richard opining: 'It is not our place to help the poor'?
Hey Oxbridge, where's that welcome mat? by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
And with none of the so-called Big Four managed by an Englishman, it is unlikely Sir Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho, Arsene Wenger and Rafael Benitez will tug forelocks in subservience to Soho Square.
EXCLUSIVE THREE LIONS LEGEND FEARS FOR NATIONAL TEAM by The Mirror (London, England)
These people will not be happy until we are returned to the days when players had to tug forelocks in the presence of chairmen, directors, and even managers.
Football: SCOTLAND'S VOICE OF AUTHORITY TRAYNOR; Strike is not about ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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