Home lights
“someone home-shine” are a German idiom.
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for meaning
“someone home-shine” meant “someone a removal give " or someone (and/or. its suggestions) with clear blame reject.
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origin
the word - which today repeatedly with “pay back” one confounds - meant in former times, someone with a lantern or a torch/flare home accompany. With moonlight this dear service could be void with unplanned late departure of the visitor - or it got another meaning, if one wanted to loose-be finite someone. So the linguistic usage has “home lights” - similarly as e.g. the word “commonly” - in negatives operates.
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source
Lutz rawsmell: Encyclopedia of the proverbial phrases. Volume 2 S.691 and volume 4 S.1354, Freiburg, Basel, Vienna: Publishing house Herder 1994.
