from Missouri

English

Referring to the state of Missouri, whose common nickname is Show Me State.

from Missouri

Skeptical, not easily convinced.
- 1916, John Dewey, “Introduction”, Essays in Experimental Logic
  The appeal to experience was the cry of the man from Missouri—the demand to be shown.
- 2007, John T. Barker, Missouri Lawyer, page 266:
  When one predicted that the atom bomb would end the world, the other said, ‘I’m from Missouri—you’ll have to show me.’ His friend answered, ‘Hell, who isn’t from Missouri these days?’

单词	from Missouri
释义	from Missouri English Etymology Referring to the state of Missouri, whose common nickname is Show Me State. Prepositional phrase from Missouri Skeptical, not easily convinced. 1916, John Dewey, “Introduction”, Essays in Experimental Logic The appeal to experience was the cry of the man from Missouri—the demand to be shown. 2007, John T. Barker, Missouri Lawyer, page 266: When one predicted that the atom bomb would end the world, the other said, ‘I’m from Missouri—you’ll have to show me.’ His friend answered, ‘Hell, who isn’t from Missouri these days?’
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