American Idioms and Expressions

Cock Tease Idiom

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cock tease
What does cock tease mean?
a woman who makes sexual advances but does not follow through

Some Random Idioms
ready, willing, and able
What does "ready, willing, and able" mean?
to be eager or willing to do somethingEverybody in the small village is ready, willing, and able to help the family who lost their house in the fire.
keep (someone or something) in check
What does "keep (someone or something) in check" mean?
keep under control, restrainThe economic policy was designed to keep inflation in check.
Age before beauty
What does "Age before beauty" mean?
When this idiom is used, it is a way of allowing an older person to do something first, though often in a slightly sarcastic way.
get it
What does "get it" mean?
understand (a joke, information, an idea)
lose one's lunch
What does "lose one's lunch" mean?
vomit; throw up
thrash (something) out
What does "thrash (something) out" mean?
to discuss something thoroughly and solve any problemsWe spent most of the meeting thrashing the new plan out.
company man
What does "company man" mean?
a person who always works hard and agrees with his employees My uncle was a company man and was very devoted to his company.

get into a stew about/over (someone or something)
What does "get into a stew about/over (someone or something)" mean?
to be worried or upset about someone or something My mother is getting into a stew over my aunt not phoning.

a shoulder to cry on
What does "a shoulder to cry on" mean?
someone who you can tell about your problems and ask for sympathy and adviceI gave my friend a shoulder to cry on when I met him at the coffee shop.
a few cards short of a deck
What does "a few cards short of a deck" mean?
not smart, a little crazy, simple-minded The man often does very strange things. He is a few cards short of a deck.

ball
What does "ball" mean?
a good time; great fun (at a party, etc.). We had a ball at that party last night.

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