naughty but nice Idioma
Nice as pie
If a person is nice as pie, they are surprisingly very kind and friendly. "After our argument, she was nice as pie!"
be as nice as pie
be extremely nice and charming, so that you can fool people: "She can be as nice as pie, but don't trust her!"
nasty-nice|nasty|nice
adj. Unkind in a polite way; disagreeable while pretending to be gracious.
The bus driver has a nasty-nice way of showing his dislike.
nice Nellie|Nellie|nice
nice Nelly1 n.,
informal Someone who acts too good to be true; a prude; a prig.
We took him for a nice Nelly when he wouldn't fight.nice Nelly2 adj.,
informal Too careful not to say or do anything wrong or improper; too proper; prudish.
Her nice Nelly behavior made her unpopular at school.
have a nice day
have a nice day Also,
have a good day;
have a good one. A cordial goodbye to you. For example,
Thanks for the order, have a nice day, or
See you next week—have a good day, or
The car's ready for you—have a good one. These expressions have become synonymous with a polite farewell. The first originated about 1920 but, like the variants, became widespread only after 1950.
nice
nice 1.
make nice Informal to try to be friendly or cooperative: often with
with 2.
nice and Informal altogether, in a pleasing way
likes his tea nice and hot
nicety
nicety to a nicety to a precise degree; exactly
naughty but nice
Harmful, distasteful, or reprehensible, but still angrily enjoyable, attractive, or desirable. Sometimes hyphenated if acclimated afore a noun. Naughty but nice, this all-powerful amber block absolutely won't do your waistline any favors this anniversary season. This is one of best naughty-but-nice fast aliment restaurants in the city.Learn more: but, naughty, nicenaughty but nice
amiss but irresistible. informal The expression, which generally carries a animal innuendo, was affected in Britain abnormally as an announcement byword for chrism cakes in the 1970s.Learn more: but, naughty, nice