American Idioms and Expressions

First And Foremost Idiom

This database is a comprehensive collection of all the American idioms and slang available. American Idioms are many and varied. We hope you enjoy our collection. We are adding more all the time. .

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first and foremost
What does first and foremost mean?
the first and most importantFirst and foremost we need a new computer for our office.
first and foremost
What does first and foremost mean?
the first and most important First and foremost, we need a new computer for our office.


Some Random Idioms
bitter pill to swallow
What does "bitter pill to swallow" mean?
an unpleasant fact that one must acceptLosing the election was a bitter pill to swallow for the candidate.
as fit as a fiddle
What does "as fit as a fiddle" mean?
to be healthy and physically fit My grandfather is ninety years old but he is as fit as a fiddle.

straight
What does "straight" mean?
heterosexual
follow-up meeting
What does "follow-up meeting" mean?
a meeting where you discuss previous business We will have a follow-up meeting to discuss the new product.

look like something the cat dragged in
What does "look like something the cat dragged in" mean?
look very shabby or wornMy friend looked like something the cat dragged in when he arrived home from work last night.
in the swim
What does "in the swim" mean?
active in something, know what is going onHe is definitely in the swim. He has information about everybody.
space out
What does "space out" mean?
be befuddled; become disoriented or disorganized
Laugh to see a pudding crawl
What does "Laugh to see a pudding crawl" mean?
(UK) Someone who would laugh to see a pudding crawl is easily amused and will laugh at anything.
bite the dust
What does "bite the dust" mean?
to be killed, to break down, to be defeatedI think that my car will bite the dust soon.

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