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the idiom barking up the wrong tree simpled

the idiom barking up the wrong tree simpled

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An idiom is a saying or expression that is different to it's literal meaning. 'To bark up the wrong tree' is to have completely misunderstood something.
jon.ellis
19 January 2011
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