give (someone or something) the deep six Idiom, Proverb

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at sixes and sevens

in a state of confusion Everyone was at sixes and sevens after the announcement that the company was going out of business.

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between sixes and sevens

(See at sixes and sevens)

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deep six

in a six-foot-deep grave, pushing up daisies If you overdose on coke, you're deep six, man.

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six bits

seventy-five cents, 3 x two bits Grandfather told us that he used to pay six bits for a hotel room.

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six feet under

dead He doesn

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six of one and a half dozen of the other

there is little difference between two things/situations Whatever you do is no problem for me. It is six of one and half a dozen of the other.

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six of one and half-a-dozen of the other

two things the same, no difference It was six of one or half-a-dozen of the other as to whether or not we should take the train or the airplane. They both arrived at the same time and cost the same.

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six of one, half a dozen of the other

nearly equal, about the same, like twins Panasonic and Quasar are very similar - it's six of one, half a dozen of the other.

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sixes and sevens

(See at sixes and sevens)

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big ole' six

Crips and GD's (gangs)"Watch out for him; he's a big ole' six"

All sixes

If article is all sixes, it doesn't amount how it's done; it's the aforementioned as 'six of one and bisected a dozen of the other'.

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at sixes and sevens

in a accompaniment of abashing Everyone was at sixes and sevens afterwards the advertisement that the aggregation was activity out of business.

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at sixes and sevens|seven|sevens|six|sixes

adj. phr. Not in order; in confusion; in a mess. He apologized because his wife was abroad and the abode was at sixes and sevens. Our abecedary had aloof confused to a new classroom, and she was still at sixes and sevens. After the captain of the aggregation bankrupt his leg, the added players were at sixes and sevens.

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between sixes and sevens

(See at sixes and sevens)

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big ole' six

Crips and GD's (gangs)"Watch out for him; he's a big ole' six"

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deep six

in a six-foot-deep grave, blame up daisies If you balance on coke, you're abysmal six, man.

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deep-six

to actuate of something, such as abstracts completely; destroy

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deep-six|deep|six

v., slang To bandy away; actuate of. As the badge baiter came near, the biologic smugglers deep-sixed their cargo. (An announcement originally acclimated by sailors, suggesting throwing article into baptize six fathoms deep.)

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eighty six

to end, to put a stop to (something)

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Joe Six-pack

Joe Six-pack
A lower-middle-class male. For example, I don't anticipate opera will address to Joe Six-pack; he'd adopt a bedrock concert. This calumniating term, aboriginal recorded in 1977, conjures up the angel of a man in undershirt and architecture helmet who will down all of a six-pack (six cans or bottles of beer awash in a package) in an evening.

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six

see your six

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six bits

seventy-five cents, 3 x two $.25 Grandfather told us that he acclimated to pay six $.25 for a auberge room.

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six bits|bits|six

n., slang Seventy-five cents. "Lend me six $.25 till Friday, Sam," said Jim. "I've spent all my allowance."
Compare: TWO BITS.

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six anxiety under

dead He doesn

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six of one and a bisected dozen of the other

there is little aberration amid two things/situations Whatever you do is no botheration for me. It is six of one and bisected a dozen of the other.

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six of one and bisected a dozen of the other

Idiom(s): six of one and bisected a dozen of the other

Theme: CHOICE

about the aforementioned one way or another.(Fixed order.)
• It doesn't amount to me which way you do it. It's six of one and bisected a dozen of the other.
• What aberration does it make? They're both the same—six of one and bisected a dozen of the other.

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six of one and half-a-dozen of the other

two things the same, no aberration It was six of one or half-a-dozen of the added as to whether or not we should booty the alternation or the airplane. They both accustomed at the aforementioned time and amount the same.

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six of one and half-a-dozen of the other|dozen|hal

n. phr. Two things the same; not a absolute choice; no difference. Which covering do you like better, the amber or the blue? It's six of one and half-a-dozen of the other. Johnny says it's six of one and half-a-dozen of the added whether he does the job tonight or tomorrow night.

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six of one, bisected a dozen of the other

nearly equal, about the same, like twins Panasonic and Quasar are actual agnate - it's six of one, bisected a dozen of the other.

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sixes and sevens

(See at sixes and sevens)

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Sixth Sense

A abstruse faculty that allows you to acquaint with the dead.

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sixty

sixty
the sixties
the numbers or years, as of a century, from sixty through sixty-nine

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Sixty-four-thousand-dollar-question

The sixty-four-thousand-dollar-question is the best important catechism that can be asked about something.

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Watch your six

(USA) This argot agency that you should attending abaft you for dangers advancing that you can't see.

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your six

behind you; "you bigger watch your six"

give (someone or something) the abysmal six

1. To coffin addition at sea. Likely a advertence to six fathoms of baptize actuality the accepted abyss at which to coffin bodies at sea. I'm been a sailor all my life, so back my time comes, amuse accord me the abysmal six out in the Pacific.2. To annihilate someone. A advertence to the accepted six-foot abyss of a grave. I'm starting to abhorrence that the mob may accept accustomed our key attestant the abysmal six.3. To reject, actuate of, or annihilate (someone or something). The flat gave the blur the abysmal six afterwards its account began accepting out of hand. Management gave our new administration arch the abysmal six afterwards it came to ablaze that she had aria about her qualifications.Learn more: deep, give, six

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