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NickWren | 09:05 Fri 21st Jun 2002 | Phrases & Sayings
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Where does the phrase "N1gger in the wood pile" come from?
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The clearly racist term is first recorded in the Kansas Historical Quarterly in 1942 "No `n1gger in the wood pile' here..; white men are at the bottom of this speculation." A n1gger in the woodpile (or fence) means 'a concealed motive or unknown factor affecting a situation in an adverse way. With increasingly enlightened attitudes, such expressions have become thankfully less commonplace.
13:36 Fri 21st Jun 2002
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