American Idioms and Expressions

Fleet Of Foot Idiom

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Fleet of foot
What does Fleet of foot mean?
If someone is fleet of foot, they are very quick.

Some Random Idioms
take care of number one
What does "take care of number one" mean?
to only think about or take care of oneselfThe man takes care of number one and never thinks about anyone else.
meat and potatoes
What does "meat and potatoes" mean?
basic and strong, have simple tastes in food and other thingsMy friend's taste in food and life is one of a basic meat-and-potatoes approach.
draw a blank
What does "draw a blank" mean?
to get no response to something, to get a negative resultThe manager drew a blank when he went to the head office to get information about the merger.
in concert (with someone)
What does "in concert (with someone)" mean?
with the aide of someoneWe made the presentation in concert with members of another company.
come to light
What does "come to light" mean?
to be discovered, to become known It has come to light that the company recently lost millions of dollars.

stick to one's ribs
What does "stick to one's ribs" mean?
to last a long time and give one strength (used for food)The food at the restaurant is wonderful and it sticks to our ribs.
get one's foot in the door
What does "get one's foot in the door" mean?
to begin to do something that you hope will lead to future success (often used with jobs/careers)I was able to get my foot in the door of the banking industry when I found a job at a bank.
look like a million dollars
What does "look like a million dollars" mean?
look well and prosperous, appear healthy and happyHe looked like a million dollars when I saw him at the party last weekend.
an opening gambit
What does "an opening gambit" mean?
an opening statement or something to help give one an advantage in bargaining or something similarThe union made several concessions as their opening gambit in their negotiations with the company.

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