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de hueso colorado
I know that at least in Mexico they use the phrase de hueso colorado. For example:
Es católico de hueso colorado.Is this idiom used in other areas as well?
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Never heard it.
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Thanks, it must be a Mexican saying.
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I, like Gemma, never heard of it. But it sounds really suggestive. I like this word very much: colorado.
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I'm trying to guess a possible meaning or explanation for this saying. It could be something like:
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