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MEANING: Part of town considered poor and dangerous
Today we deep dive why when we say you are from the wrong side of the tracks. We are really saying you are from part of town considered poor and dangerous. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other idioms like wrong side of the tracks.
MEANING: Behaviour that is not generally acceptable, especially dishonestly or illegall
Today we deep dive why when we say you are off the rails. We are really saying you are using behaviour that is not generally acceptable. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other idioms like off the rails.
MEANING: In trouble or facing difficulty
Today we deep dive why when we say you are in hot water. We are really saying you are in trouble or facing difficulty. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other idioms like in hot water.
MEANING: Start something too soon and act hastily
Today we deep dive why when we say do not jump the gun. We are really saying do not start something hastily. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other idioms like jump the gun.
We are going to deep dive the history of April Fools.
Today we deep dive April Fools. What is it? Where did it come from? Why do we celebrate? How do other country's celebrate?
MEANING: Truly unequivocally deceased
Today we deep dive why when we say something is dead as a doornail. We are really saying a person or item is truly unequivocally deceased or ended. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other idioms that use doornail.
MEANING: Determined to achieve at any cost
Today we deep dive why when we say we are hell bent on something. We are really saying we you are determined to achieve at any cost. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other idioms like hell bent
MEANING: Join something fashionable or likely to be successful
Today we deep dive why when we say the bandwagon. We are really saying you are going to join something fashionable or likely to be successful.
MEANING: Very useful, valuable, or important
Today we deep dive why when we say worth your weight in gold. We are really saying you are very useful, valuable, or important. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other gold idioms.
MEANING: Powerful secret weapon or advantage
Today we deep dive why when we say ace up your sleeve. We are really saying you have a advantage,secret weapon, or useful information.
MEANING: To rain very hard
Today we deep dive why when we say it is raining cats and dogs.. We are really saying a major storm is currently ongoing. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other rain idioms.
MEANING: To keep a secret
Today we deep dive why when we say keep it under your hat. We are really saying keep it a secret. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other hat idioms.
MEANING: Getting information from a reliable source
Today we deep dive why when we say I got it from the horses mouth. We are really saying got information from a reliable source. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other horse idioms.
MEANING: More then one way to do something
Today we deep dive why when we mean.There is more then one way to do something. We say. More Then One Way To Skin The Cat. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and find if it has changed at all over the years.
MEANING: To Annoy, infuriate, or bother
Today we deep dive why when we say I got your goat. We are really saying we annoy, infuriate, or botherd you. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other idioms like get someones goat.
MEANING: To get first or continueing experience by doing
Today we deep dive why when we say cut your teeth on. We are really saying learning or continueing to learn something. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other learning idioms.
MEANING: To deceive or fool someone
Today we deep dive why when we say pulled the wool over your eyes. We are really saying we deceive or fooled you. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other deceive like idioms.
MEANING: To admit your error and apologize
Today we deep dive why when we say eat humble pie. We are really saying admit your error and apologize. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other humble pie idioms.
MEANING: To make peace after a disagreement
Today we deep dive why when we say bury the hatchet. We are really saying stop fighting and come to an agreement. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other axe / hatchet idioms.
MEANING: An impossible situation
Today we deep dive why when we say catch 22. We are really saying you are dealing with an impossible situation. We will also see todays usage of this idiom and explore other idioms like catch 22.