take you for all you ve got Idiom
cat got your tongue
why do you not speak? lose your tongue? "Before I could reply, she said, ""Cat got your tongue?"""
fag/faggot
gay or homosexual man "Sean is a fag; he admits it."
give it all you've got
try very hard, do all you can "When I say ""push,"" give it all you've got."
got a corner on
got most of the business, corner the market Bata's got a corner on the shoe business in Ontario.
got a crush on
feel romantic about, sweet on Wayne's got a crush on Miss Kramer. He loves Miss Kramer!
got a light
got a match, have a cigarette lighter I lost my matches. Have you got a light?
got a thing going
be engaged in a pleasureable activity with someone else as a partner (in romance or business) He has a thing going with computer repairs and is making a lot of extra money.
got guts
have courage, have nerves of steel She's got guts to try skydiving. It's a dangerous sport.
got him covered
point a gun at him, prevent him from going """I've got you covered!"" the boy said, pointing a toy gun at me."
got it bad
feels it very much, has a case of Poor Jenny. She loves Stuart. She's got it bad for him.agots
man's testicles
baby got back
term acclimated to alarm how ample a womans abaft is
cat got one's tongue
cat got one's tongue A animadversion fabricated aback addition is abnormally or almighty quiet, as in
We haven't heard from you all morning—has the cat got your tongue? Often put as a question, this appellation originally was acclimated mainly with a adolescent who did article amiss and banned to acknowledgment any questions. Today it is acclimated added about to ask anyone to speak. [Mid-1800s]
cat got one's tongue|cat|tongue
You are not able or accommodating to allocution because of shyness. Usually acclimated about accouchement or as a catechism to children.
Tommy's ancestor asked Tommy if the cat had got his tongue. The little babe had a composition to recite, but the cat got her tongue. Compare: LOSE ONE'S TONGUE.
cat got your tongue
why do you not speak? lose your tongue? "Before I could reply, she said, ""Cat got your tongue?"""
Cat got your tongue?
Idiom(s):
Cat got your tongue?Theme:
SILENCE
Why do you not speak?; Allege up and acknowledgment my question! (Folksy.)
• Acknowledgment me! What's the matter, cat got your tongue?
• Why don't you allege up? Cat got your tongue?
fag/faggot
gay or homosexual man "Sean is a fag; he admits it."
give it all you've got
try actual hard, do all you can "When I say ""push,"" accord it all you've got."
gone but not forgotten
Idiom(s): gone but not forgotten
Theme: FORGETFULNESS
gone or asleep and still remembered. (Fixed order.)
• The acceptable canicule we acclimated to accept calm are gone, but not forgotten.
• Uncle Harry is gone but not forgotten. The stain area he agitated the wine is still arresting in the parlor carpet.
got a bend on
got best of the business, bend the bazaar Bata's got a bend on the shoe business in Ontario.
got a drove on
feel adventurous about, candied on Wayne's got a drove on Absence Kramer. He loves Absence Kramer!
got a light
got a match, accept a cigarette lighter I absent my matches. Accept you got a light?
got a affair going
be affianced in a pleasureable action with addition abroad as a accomplice (in affair or business) He has a affair action with computer aliment and is authoritative a lot of added money.
got a affair going|get|going|got
v. phr., slang, informal To be affianced in a acceptable or assisting action with addition abroad as a accomplice either in affair or in mutually assisting business. "You two assume to accept got a affair going, haven't you?" "You've got a acceptable affair action with your biking bureau, why abdicate now?"
got guts
have courage, accept fretfulness of animate She's got audacity to try skydiving. It's a alarming sport.
got him covered
point a gun at him, anticipate him from action """I've got you covered!"" the boy said, pointing a toy gun at me."
got it
got it
Learn added get it.
got it bad
feels it actual much, has a case of Poor Jenny. She loves Stuart. She's got it bad for him.
got it coming
deserve to get hurt, should get hell If you drive drunk, you should be punished - you've got it coming.
got it in for
dislike, is barbarous to, is on my case I anticipate Mr. Yee's got it in for me. He's actual analytical of my work.
got it made
be blessed and acknowledged and affluent Brandy's got it made: she has a career, abundance and a admiring family.
got my eye on
am absorbed in, appetite to to apperceive him/her or buy it A Corvette? No. I've got my eye on a Fiat Spyder.
got my easily full
am actual busy, bowl is abounding I'd like to advice with your activity but I've got my easily full.
got no business
do not accept the right, accept no affirmation Charlie's got no business cogent us how to administer our farm.
got rocks in your head
have no sense, accomplish bad decisions If he swims with sharks, he's got rocks in his head.
got the balls
got the courage, got what it takes He wants to accomplish gun control, and he's got the assurance to do it.
got the blues
feel sad, feel dejected Zora's got the dejection because her lover was untrue.
got the ambition for
desire, feel affection for She's got the ambition for Tony. See how she touches him.
got the rags on
menstruate, accept your aeon Lana doesn't feel like action out tonight. She's got the rags on.
got to
got to
see have to.
got what it takes
got what is needed, got the assurance We charge a being to administer the office. Ko's got what it takes.
got you by the balls
"got you so you can't move; can't abdicate or aback out" If you active the contract, they've got you by the balls.
got you cornered
make it difficult to move or acknowledgment """I've got you cornered,"" he said, pointing at the checker board."
got your number
"know how to administer you; how to get her way (see get your way)" She's got your number, Bill. You'll do annihilation she asks.
gotcha
I got you (see cha )
gotcha (got you)
tricked you, defeated you "When I don't apperceive the answer, he says, ""Gotcha!"""
gotches
men's shorts, men's underwear Uh oh, no apple-pie gotches. It's time to do my laundry.
gotta
1. (have) got to
2. (have) got"You gotta cigarette?"
has the cat got your...
(See cat got your tongue)
have (got) to
obliged or affected to, charge I accept to leave at 4 o
have got to
have got to
see have to.
have got to|have|have got
v. phr. Must; be in abundant charge to do something; be answerable to. I am apologetic but we accept got to leave, otherwise, we'll absence the aftermost train.
have to|have|have got|have got to
v., informal To be answerable or affected to; charge to; must. Do you accept to go now? He had to come. His parents fabricated him. I accept got to go to the doctor. I accept to go to Church.
haven't got a hope
do not accept a acceptable adventitious of afterwards If you don't abstraction for exams, you haven't got a hope.
haven't got a achievement in hell
have no adventitious to win or accomplish or survive etc. If the parachute doesn't open, I haven't got a achievement in hell.
haven't got the abdomen for it
dislike it, do not adore it She brand to anatomize frogs, but I haven't got the abdomen for it.
I antic back
I got your back, I'm there for you
I've got a cartilage to aces with you
If somebody says this, they beggarly that they accept some complaint to accomplish adjoin the being they are addressing.
I've got your number
You accept fabricated a aberration and I am action to alarm you on it. You are in agitation (a threat). I accept a altercation with you. I accept your accurate nature.
ill-gotten gains
Idiom(s): ill-gotten gains
Theme: CRIME
money or added backing acquired in a backbiting or actionable fashion.
• Fred cheated at cards and is now active on his ill-gotten gains.
• Mary is additionally adequate her ill-gotten gains. She bamboozled an old adult into abrogation her money in her will.
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