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   A monkey is a cannon. A monkey made of gunmetal is a brass monkey. When cold the iron cannon balls wouldn't fit in the cannon. They'd be "off" the cannon in the same way a child might be "off" his food. => The cold froze the balls off the brass monkey. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 79.218.215.40 23:59, 8 November 2014 (UTC)

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   Stores may give a coupon to purchase the item later at the advertised price. Originated in the US as a coupon given to a baseball ticket-holder when a game was cancelled because of rain; it would entitle the holder to attend a replacement game for no charge.