Keep your eyes on the tiger

Posted: August 4, 2013 | Author: davemalaphor | Filed under: eye, tiger | Tags: blended idioms, expressions, eye of the tiger, eyes on the prize, humor, language, malaphors, mixed idioms, words | Leave a comment

This is a blend of “eyes on the prize” and “eye of the tiger”. I heard this tonight in the Sopranos episode “Sentimental Education” (Season five, Episode six). The writing in the Sopranos is rich with wordplay. I have posted several malaphors heard on the Sopranos series.

	davemalaphor on They stood the line
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