Where did the term Ollie Ollie Oxen Free originate?

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"Olly olly oxen freed!" There are many variations on "all ye, all ye, all's set free", but it's probably a German phrase that means "everyone, everyone also is free". Mental Floss recommends. The year ended on Dec. 21, 2006

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"Olly olly oxen freed!" There are many variations on "all ye, all ye, all's set free", but it's probably a German phrase that means "everyone, everyone also is free". Mental Floss recommends. The year ended on Dec. 21, 2006

Where did the term Ollie Ollie Oxen Free originate?

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