Marry the Ketchup

What Does "Marry the Ketchup" Mean?

"Marry the ketchup" is an English idiom. It is a humorous term referring to combining two nearly empty ketchup bottles.

Here are three examples of the idiom "marry the ketchup" used in a sentence:

Before throwing those bottles out, let's marry the ketchup.
When cleaning up after the party, she started marrying the ketchup to save space.
In some restaurants, they marry the ketchup at the end of the night.

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