Adeline Goyette
Feb 13, 2025
What does 'Under my cloak, a fig for the king.' mean?
What does "Under my cloak, a fig for the king" mean? I'm curious about the origin and context of this phrase. Could you also explain its significance or any historical background? Thank you in advance for your help.
1 Answers
Feb 13, 2025
"A fig for the king" is an expression of contempt. It is much like the current saying, "I don't care!"... Show More
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