Scotland. One of the bedrooms of Glamis Castle, in Scotland, contains a chest of seven drawers that was designed for holding and organizing the royal occupant's clothing. Clothing was placed in one of the chest's drawers depending on the day of the week it was for. Thus, starting with Monday's clothes, these were stored in the drawer closest to the floor. Next, Tuesday's clothes were in the next drawer up and so on for the clothing for each day of the rest of the week, with the top drawer designated for Sunday's clothing. Since the garb for Sunday was traditionally the finest of the week, the expression "top drawer" came to be associated with "the finest".
The Top Drawer is the highest drawer in a furniture to store stuff. Alternatively, in British English, Top Drawer means "of the best quality, of the highest social standing".
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The Top Drawer is the highest drawer in a furniture to store stuff. Alternatively, in British English, Top Drawer means "of the best quality, of the highest social standing".
Top Drawer was created in 1982.
The phrase "top draw," if it really exists, would mean "most attractive act on the bill." But it is more likely a misstatement of "top drawer" which means "the very best of the available material."
The socks are in the top drawer.
The phrase "tube top" came from the shape of the outfit when it is worn. A tube top has no selves and no strings. The reason it got it's name of tube top is because ones body theoretically makes the outside of a tube.
Hollywood. no self respecting Irish person ever says it. ever.I agree 100%!
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