American Idioms and Expressions

Either Feast Or Famine Idiom

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either feast or famine
What does either feast or famine mean?
to be/have either too much or not enough of somethingIt is either feast or famine for the woman. Sometimes she has lots of money and sometimes she has none.
either feast or famine
What does either feast or famine mean?
either too much or not enough of somethingEither I have too much time or too little time. It is either feast or famine..
either feast or famine
What does either feast or famine mean?
to be or have either too much or not enough of something It is either feast or famine for the woman. Sometimes she has lots of money and sometimes she has none.

either feast or famine
What does either feast or famine mean?
either too much or not enough of something I usually have too much free time or too little free time. It is either feast or famine.


Some Random Idioms
a straw in the wind
What does "a straw in the wind" mean?
a small sign of what may happen in the futureWhen the company began to reduce expenses it was a straw in the wind as to what would happen in the future.
conk out
What does "conk out" mean?
to fall asleep quickly and with great fatigue After we returned from the hike, I immediately conked out in front of the TV.

come out of nowhere
What does "come out of nowhere" mean?
to appear suddenlyThe eagle came out of nowhere and captured the small mouse.
paint the town red
What does "paint the town red" mean?
to go out and party and have a good timeWhen my cousin came to visit us we decided to go out and paint the town red.
to cease and desist
What does "to cease and desist" mean?
a legal phrase which means to stop doing something and not start again - often used in the form of a cease and desist orderThe woman's husband was given a cease and desist order to stop bothering her.
Both ends meet
What does "Both ends meet" mean?
If you make both ends meet, you live off the money you earn and don't go into debt.
carte blanche
What does "carte blanche" mean?
the freedom or permission to do what you want (blanche means white in French) The new manager was given carte blanche to change the policies in her department.

cap and gown
What does "cap and gown" mean?
the academic cap and the gown that is worn during graduation ceremonies Everybody was wearing their cap and gown for the university graduation ceremonies.

cog in the machine
What does "cog in the machine" mean?
a small and unimportant part of a large organizationThe employees felt like they were only cogs in the machine so the atmosphere at the company was not very good.

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