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#19 Not just the South. In MN it's a sucker.
       
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Kitty-corner vs. Catty-corner

This term comes from a butchering of the French word for four – “quatre.” In any case, different regions have their own way of indicating that something is diagonally opposite on one of four corners.

In most of America, they’ll say it’s “kitty-corner,” while the South prefers to use “catty-corner.”

 

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