Related Clues:

• "Mixed" figure of speech
• Image from Homer apt perhaps
• Something that shouldn't be mixed
• Nerves of steel, e.g
• Figure of speech upset mother, about father retiring
• Expression where something is described as if it really is what it merely resembles
• Franklin’s “A good conscience is a continual Christmas,” e.g
• Figure of speech that's upset mother, about father retiring
• Came across a figure of speech -- this one?
• Symbolic form in Homer apt to change
• Figure doing poet harm?
• Spoon theory, for example
• Figure of speech (sometimes mixed)
• Implied comparison
• Figure of speech – other map (anag.)