Also, "peruse". Half the time I have no idea if they looked through it carefully or they just skimmed through it. Also "the proof is in the pudding" this is op

Also, "peruse". Half the time I have no idea if they looked through it carefully or they just skimmed through it. Also "the proof is in the pudding" this is opposite to what the original meaning was - which is that the proof is not in the pudding. It's in the eating. Can't really even tell what people even mean these days.