different strokes
phraseEtymology Appeared in general use by 1970. Possibly originally from the 1968 song “Everyday People” by “Sly & The Family Stone”
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Abbreviation, Ellipsis Ellipsis of different strokes for different folks.
noun, phrase — 3 senses
Etymology Appeared in general use by 1970. Possibly originally from the 1968 song “Everyday People” by “Sly & The Family Stone”
Different touches.
Different styles adapted to a specific situation.
Etymology Appeared in general use by 1970. Possibly originally from the 1968 song “Everyday People” by “Sly & The Family Stone”
Abbreviation, Ellipsis Ellipsis of different strokes for different folks.
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