This word for an expression whose meaning cannot be worked out from...

Q: This word for an expression whose meaning cannot be worked out from its individual words comes from a Greek root meaning one's own or private.

Survey says top answers: 1. An idiom (800 points); 2. A cliche (0 points); 3. A euphemism (0 points); 4. A malapropism (0 points). The number one answer is "An idiom" with 800 points. This Family Feud style question has 4 popular survey responses.

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QThis word for an expression whose meaning cannot be worked out from its individual words comes from a Greek root meaning one's own or private.

#1An idiom800

#2A cliche0

#3A euphemism0

#4A malapropism0

Total points: 800. The #1 answer "An idiom" is worth 800 points. Use these Family Feud style survey answers for your game night!

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This word for an expression whose meaning cannot be worked out from its individual words comes from a Greek root meaning one's own or private.

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