don’t beat around the bush
meaning: get staight to the point.
origin: this saying originated in the 15th century when men started using it to describe that they souldn’t m-st-rb-t- or “beat” when a “bush” or v-g-n- is around. instead, they should just “get to the point” and have s-xual intercousre.
bob: “well … i kinda … maybe … sorta …”
jim: “don’t beat around the bush and just tell me!”
jon: “weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!”
josh: “true that!”
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