Unless it has had its musk gland removed, a skunk would not be very welcome at a lawn party because it would be frightened by human presence and might because of this spray to protect itself from perceived danger. This possibility would drive the guests away from the party due to the rancorous aroma a skunk can produce. That would not be the desired situation of either the guests or especially the host. Therefore this phrase is an analogy implying that whatever is "as welcome as a skunk at a lawn party" is very unwelcome.
Answer You are welcome. It is usually given in response to "thank you".
le hockey sur gazon is lawn hockey
hezbollah means "the party of god "
It means "The Party of Wales".
it mean grand old party!
At least in Mexico we call first-year sudents: "Novatos", which literally means novices... so we usually say "Novatada"... for a fresher party. "Novatada" can be the welcome party... but it can also mean the welcome prank that greater students make to freshers on their first day at school.
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Mephista mephista, which means: "noxious vapors, noxious vapors"~Skunk Woman
If you mean SKUNK, yes that is a mammal.
it means that you stink
Yes. it is very possible to own a skunk.They have these spray glands you have to remove so they dont spray you, though. Bred skunks can already have their glands removed, and they may be spayed and neutered already. -your welcome, from angelle
It means welcome.
a powerful welcome
There is no such thing as a dark paint brush you might mean darigan or skunk though There is no such thing as a dark paint brush you might mean darigan or skunk though
That's the Spanish word for "skunk".
Answer You are welcome. It is usually given in response to "thank you".
If you mean You are welcome, it is 'De nada'