Over Yonder
Uh, where? Over Yonder? Nope, it’s not a grammatical error. If you’re ever in the South and need guidance, you might hear someone say that. Let us explain to you what this actually implies. It’s not all that tricky to find out. This is basically yet another way to mean, “Over yonder.” There is a fair possibility that they will point anywhere you need to go in the general direction!
Over Yonder
See To Christmas
No, this man is not a psychic who can see what it’s going to be like at Christmas. This is not at all what the term applies to. The phrase is also used to talk about a woman wearing a skirt that could be a little longer. Maybe you’d like to think of a grandma scolding her mischievous granddaughter! She may tell the younger woman by saying she can “see to Christmas.” Next time, if you drop by her house, you may want to cover up some more!
See To Christmas
