(someone) hasn't seen nothing yet Idiom

as yet

until now, up to the present As yet, she has not told me about her plans to leave the company.

cut one's eyeteeth on

Idiom(s): cut one's eyeteeth on sth

Theme: TRAINING

to have done something since one was very young; to have much experience at something. (Folksy.)
• Do I know about cars? I cut my eyeteeth on cars.
• I cut my eyeteeth on Bach. I can whistle everything he wrote.

as yet|yet

adv. phr. Up to the present time; so far; yet. We know little as yet about the moon's surface. She has not come as yet.

eyeteeth

eyeteeth
see give one's eyeteeth.

eyetooth

eyetooth
cut one's eyeteeth
to become experienced or sophisticated

give one's eyeteeth

give one's eyeteeth
Also, give one's right arm. Go to any lengths to obtain, as in She'd give her eyeteeth for a mink coat, or He'd give his right arm for a new car. These hyperbolic expressions both allude to something precious, the eyeteeth (or canines) being useful for both biting and chewing and the right arm a virtual necessity for the 90 percent of the population who are right-handed. Both date from the first half of the 1900s, when the first replaced give one's eyes, from the mid-1800s.

(someone) hasn't apparent annihilation yet

Someone has alone glimpsed or accomplished the alpha of article that will become alike added exciting, impressive, or important. (The chat "ain't," a chatty anatomy of "hasn't" or "haven't," is generally acclimated instead.) I could acquaint your parents are already afflicted with the house, but they haven't apparent annihilation yet! A: "Wow, there is so abundant activity on in this burghal all at once!" B: "Just wait, darling, you haven't apparent annihilation yet—it alone absolutely comes animate at night!"Learn more: nothing, seen, yet

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