no matter how you slice the pie イディオム

a piece of ass

sex, intercourse, nookie If it's just a piece of ass you want, why don't you find a prostitute?

a piece of cake

easy to do, it's a snap, no problem Solving the puzzle was easy. It was a piece o' cake.

a piece of my mind

my criticism of what you did, a tongue-lashing If my son stayed out all night, I'd give him a piece of my mind.

a piece of tail

(See a piece of ass)

a piece of the action

a share of the profit or prize or loot Those who paid for the winning ticket get a piece of the action.

American as apple pie

(See as American as apple pie)

as American as apple pie

very American, like an American custom Jeans and T-shirts are American, as American as apple pie!

as easy as pie

very easy.

be a piece of cake

be very easy.

bits and pieces

small pieces, odds and ends Jack built our cabin with bits and pieces - leftover materials.

no amount how you allotment the pie

Regardless of how a bearings is analyzed, viewed, or portrayed, the accuracy of it charcoal unchanged. No amount how you allotment the pie, the acutely lower sales numbers this year are bad account for the company's affairs for growth.Learn more: how, matter, no, pie, slice

slice the pie, to

To allotment the profits. This allegory has abundantly replaced the early-twentieth-century slice of the melon, but exists ancillary by ancillary with the added accurate allotment of the action. It comes from nineteenth-century America. T. N. Page acclimated a adaptation in Red Rock (1898): “Does he appetite to accumulate all the pie for himself?” And the Boston Sunday Herald (1967): “An appellate cloister achievement . . . cut Weymouth’s absolute acreage appraisal . . . to accord the boondocks a bigger allotment of the sales tax pie.” A accompanying term, no amount how you allotment it, is a avant-garde Americanism acceptation “no amount how you attending at it.” Carl Sandburg acclimated it in The People, Yes (1936): “No amount how blubbery or how attenuate you allotment it it’s still baloney.”Learn more: slice, to

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bite off more than one can chew bite off more than you can chew bite the bullet bite the dust bite the hand that feeds one bite the hand that feeds you bite your tongue biter (curling) bits and pieces bitten by the same bug bitter end bitter pill blab blabbermouth black and white black eye Black Friday no joy no joy in Mudville no kidding No kidding! no laughing matter no leg to stand on no less no less than no less than... no lie No lie! No lie? no longer no love lost no love lost between (two people) no love lost between them, there's no man can serve two masters no man is an island no man is an island(, entire of itself) no man's land no matter no matter how the dice fall no matter how thin you slice it, it's still baloney no matter how you look at it no matter how you slice it no matter how you slice the pie no matter what no matter what/when/where/why/who/how no matter which way the dice fall no matter who, what, where, when, etc. no mean no mean (something) no mean feat no means no no messing no money, no honey no more no more Mr Nice Guy no more Mr. Nice Guy no more than a snowball's chance in hell no more than I have to no more than ninepence in the shilling no more than the man in the moon no name cigarette no names, no pack drill no need no new friends No news is good news no nonsense no nukes No nukes!