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Meaning of 'She lost it at the Waldorf'

Posted by SR on January 20, 2004

In Reply to: Meaning of 'She lost it at the Waldorf' posted by James Briggs on January 19, 2004

: : : I was wondering if anyone can tell me the exact meaning and origin of the expression ' She lost it at the Waldorf'. Thanks

: : I googled and found a reference to a "risque" song.

: It is indeed a risque song. However, the punch line at the end reveals that 'it' was her fur coat!

: Old Bessie Smith song on the same track...
"If I can't sell it, gonna keep sittin' on it. You won't catch me givin it away!" She is referring to her couch or sofa.

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