American Idioms and Expressions

Join The Fray 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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join the fray
What does join the fray mean?
join a fight or argumentI did not want to join the fray and argue with the other members of the group.
join the fray
What does join the fray mean?
to join a fight or argument I did not want to join the fray and argue with the other members of the group.


Some Random Idioms
not tell a (living) soul
What does "not tell a (living) soul" mean?
to not reveal something to anyoneI did not tell a soul about what happened during the fight with my friend.
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.
Every man and his dog
What does "Every man and his dog" mean?
A lot of people - as in sending out invitations to a large number of people
take a fancy/liking to (someone or something)
What does "take a fancy/liking to (someone or something)" mean?
to develop a fondness or a preference for someone or somethingThe woman took a fancy to the new person who she was working with.
Dot all the i's and cross all the t's
What does "Dot all the i's and cross all the t's" mean?
If you dot all the i's and cross all the t's, you do something very carefully and thoroughly.
Hit me with your best shot
What does "Hit me with your best shot" mean?
If someone tells you to hit them with your best shot, they are telling you that no matter what you do it won't hurt them or make a difference to them.
stinking rose
What does "stinking rose" mean?
garlic
Take to your heels
What does "Take to your heels" mean?
If you take to your heels, you run away.
crack
What does "crack" mean?
an attempt; a try; a go. Let me have a crack at it.
beyond one's depth
What does "beyond one's depth" mean?
to be beyond one's ability, to be in deep waterThe apartment manager was beyond her depth in her effort to manage the apartment.

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