mist over Idioma

all over but the shouting

(See it's all over but the shouting)

all over hell's half acre

all over the place, everywhere I left the gate open, and the cows are all over hell's half acre.

ass over teakettle

falling over backwards, head over heels The cowboy knocked him off his feet - ass over teakettle!

be over

" be finished; end."

below the poverty line

not earning enough to survive, very poor, as poor as a church mouse If husband and wife are earning minimum wage, they're living below the poverty line.

bend over backwards

do anything to help, try to please, go the extra mile They'll bend over backwards to find a room for you. They give excellent service.

bend over backwards to do something

try very hard If I can, I will bend over backwards to help you get a promotion in the company.

blow me over

"it is unbelievable; far out" He's over 50? Well, blow me over!

blow my cover

reveal my true identity, reveal my hiding place With a false passport, I can enter Bali, if nobody blows my cover.

blow over

die down or calm down The problem with the lost invoices has finally blown over and everyone is working hard again.

mist over

1. To become covered in condensation. The windows misted over in the aboriginal hours of the algid morning.2. To account article to become covered in condensation. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "mist" and "over." The balmy air of the boutique misted my glasses over as I stepped in from the cold.3. To ample with tears. (Said of one's eyes.) I'll never balloon the way my grandfather's eyes would brume over whenever we got in the car to drive aback home at the end of anniversary summer.Learn more: mist, over

mist over

and mist up[for glass] to fog up; [for glass] to advance a blanket of baptize animation so that one cannot see. The windshield misted over and we could hardly see out. The bottle misted up and we had to clean it off.Learn more: mist, over

mist over

or mist upv.
1. To awning article with accomplished aerosol of baptize or some added bleary substance: The sprinkler automatically mists over the plants in the greenhouse every day. The boiling air misted the mirrors up.
2. To become covered with accomplished aerosol of baptize or some added bleary substance; fog up: The algid windshield misted over with our clammy breath. I angry on the blower because the car windows had misted up.
3. To become abounding of tears: As they sang the old songs, my eyes misted over. I brume up whenever I anticipate of home. Learn more: mist, over

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blow it up (photo) blow job blow me blow me down blow me over blow my cover blow one blow one's top blow over blow sky high blow snakes (music) blow the lid off blow the whistle blow them away blow this joint blow this popsicle stand blow to kingdom come

mist over Idioma

all over but the shouting

all over hell's half acre

ass over teakettle

be over

below the poverty line

bend over backwards

bend over backwards to do something

blow me over

blow my cover

blow over

mist over

mist over

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