Expressões 'pra burro' e 'pra cachorro' têm ligações com passado rural do Brasil

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Usadas em sentido hiperbólico, elas se referiam à fartura alimentar das casas, quando as refeições sobravam até para alimentar os animais. Outras expressões como 'pra dedéu' e 'pra caramba' não têm, necessariamente, sentido lógico. Elas são usadas mais pelo som do que pelo sentido e até para evitar o uso de palavrões.

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