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- It is a 19th century American expression which was thought, to have originated from the observation of a writer. The writer noticed that his horse acted or responded more vigorously and fast when he well-nourished his horse or well-fed him with oats. Later on, the same idea was applied by the writer for people, as men sometimes get energetic and feel lively.
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Today, kids were feeling their oats so they planned to go out for an adventure.
Submitted on February 25, 2019
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