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> : "Also confusing sayings such as 'raining cats and dogs' - this one has been used a fair bit, but I certainly do not know why people say it and fail to see any connection between rain and cats and dogs.", this is definitely an 'English' expression.It may arise from the era of thatched roofs when downpours would bring cats and dogs dozing atop houses down onto the occupants.Cats and dogs would sleep in the roofs because heat rises and it would be the warmest place in the cottage.  Rainbow

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