"Go to bed with chickens"is same as "go to bed early"?
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Remember your article 'the' before chickens. Otherwise it has a bizzare and unsavory meaning.
Further, 'Go to bed with...' Is a stock idiom. You merely insert something. Example: 1. If you go to bed with the devil...
Example 2. If you go to bed with dogs, expect to wake up with fleas.
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Yes. Going to bed with the chickens means basically going to bed around dusk - at sundown. It's an idiomatic expression.
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Yes. But, I have rarely heard this expression spoken out loud.
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