American Idioms and Expressions

In Black And White 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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in black and white
What does in black and white mean?
in writingI want to get the information in black and white before I go to the meeting.
in black and white
What does in black and white mean?
in writingThe company refused to deal with the customer's complaints until they were in black and white.
in black and white
What does in black and white mean?
in writing, officiallyI put down my complaint in black and white.
in black and white
What does in black and white mean?
in writing The company refused to deal with the customer's complaints until they were in black and white.

in black and white
What does in black and white mean?
in writing, officially I put down my complaint in black and white.

in black and white
What does in black and white mean?
in writing I want to see the proposal in black and white before I go to the meeting.


Some Random Idioms
in kind
What does "in kind" mean?
in goods rather than in moneyWe were paid in kind for our time planning for the convention.
call for (someone)
What does "call for (someone)" mean?
to come and get someone"Could you please come and call for me before you go to the game."
Come and get it!
What does "Come and get it!" mean?
Dinner is ready. Come and eat. "Come and get it," my mother called after she made dinner.

as mad as a hornet
What does "as mad as a hornet" mean?
very angry, in a fighting moodOur boss was as mad as a hornet when he came to work this morning.
dash off
What does "dash off" mean?
to leave quicklyWe dashed off as soon as the concert ended.
Stem the tide
What does "Stem the tide" mean?
If people try to stem the tide, they are trying to stop something unpleasant from getting worse, usually when they don't succeed.
up front
What does "up front" mean?
in advance; at the start; at the outset
break out in a cold sweat
What does "break out in a cold sweat" mean?
to perspire from fever or anxietyI usually break out in a cold sweat when I have to make a speech.
get the benefit of the doubt
What does "get the benefit of the doubt" mean?
to receive a decision in your favor when the evidence in neither for you nor against youI got the benefit of the doubt when I complained about my parking ticket.

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