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what does 'green wood makes a hot fire' mean?

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njura | 14:14 Tue 21st Sep 2004 | Phrases & Sayings
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what does 'green wood makes a hot fire' mean?
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Avatar Image WaldoMcFroog
Well, greenwood has a lot of moisture in it, so maybe that's the link. I wouldn't know whether it's particularly good for raising the overall temperature.

It would certainly give you a smokey fire!
14:34 Tue 21st Sep 2004
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It refers to the fact that green. or young wood burns very well, making a hot fire, with little smoke. Translate that into human terms, and it means that younger partners make for hotter sex! It is a metaphor, so don't take it too seriously.
15:41 Tue 21st Sep 2004

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