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To: koan who wrote (455248)	10/16/2020 5:39:38 PM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 543062

I think you confused it with the last nail in the coffin- brians.wsu.edu common mistake

To: koan who wrote (455248)	10/16/2020 5:47:48 PM
From: Slumdog	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 543062

I prefer death nail, as that means the nail that kills the person e.g. in a crucifixion. Nonsense Koan! No such expression in popular use. If you google "death nail" you will get definition for death knell. Also, with regard to crucifixion, take Jesus for instance, or the two thieves crucified with him, nails did not kill him. By biblical accounts, he remained alive for many hours after being nailed up there. Death nail, which you prefer, is your obvious malapropism!