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Where Did the Words Shindig, Shebang, and Shillelagh Come From and What Do the Irish Words Mean?

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Where Did the Words Shindig, Shebang, and Shillelagh Come From and What Do the Irish Words Mean?

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A shindig, a shebang, and a shillelagh are all from Irish expressions. Shindig comes from the fighting Irishman’s habit of digging the steel toe of his boot into his opponent’s shins. Shebang is from shebeen, an Irish reference to an illegal bootlegger. His wooden club took its name from the famous oak trees near the Irish town

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