what's the meaning of "pally-mally"? This is one of lines in the episode of Friend's first season. "Now you're gonna be in a wheelchair the rest of your life, pally-wally..." What's the meaning of

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what's the meaning of "pally-mally"? This is one of lines in the episode of Friend's first season. "Now you're gonna be in a wheelchair the rest of your life, pally-wally..." What's the meaning of pally-wally in this sentence? Thanks in advance.

Oct 31, 2013 10:59 AM

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Could it be related to pell-mell? http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pell-mell More context would help.

October 31, 2013

are you sure it's not pally-wally? Which means they are inseparable and very alike each other. Mainly used in British English but quite outdated. American English would say "two peas in a pod".

October 31, 2013