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back teeth are floating
birds of a feather flock together
cash flow
flip-flop
floor it
floor you
Florida green
get in on the ground floor
go with the flow
ground floor
have the floor
mop the floor with us
wall flower
Aunt Flo
flo'
floss
2. to show off
flossin'
flow
2. to rhyme continuously in the same rhyme scheme without stopping
toe up from the floor up
tore up from da flo up
take the floor
When our representative took the floor，a hush fell over the audience．我们的代表发言时，听众席鸦雀无声。
wipe the floor up with
Idiom(s): wipe the floor up with sbTheme: FIGHTING
to beat or physically abuse someone. (Slang. Usually said as a threat.)
• You say that to me one more time, and I'll wipe the floor up with you.
• Oh, yeah! You're not big enough to wipe up the floor with anybody!
walk the floor
Idiom(s): walk the floorTheme: WAITING
to pace nervously while waiting.
• While Bill waited for news of the operation, he walked the floor for hours on end.
• Walking the floor won't help. You might as well sit down and relax.
mop the floor up with
Idiom(s): mop the floor up with sbTheme: ATTACK
to overwhelm and physically subdue someone; to beat someone. (Slang.)
• Stop talking like that, or I'll mop the floor up with you!
• Did you hear that? He threatened to mop up the floor with me!
get the floor
Idiom(s): get the floorTheme: COMMUNICATION
to receive official permission to address the audience.
• When I get the floor, I'll make a short speech.
• The last time you had the floor, you talked for an hour.
flotsam and jetsam
Idiom(s): flotsam and jetsamTheme: WORTHLESSNESS
worthless matter; worthless encumbrances. (Refers to the floating wreckage of a ship and its cargo. Fixed order.)
• His mind is burdened with the flotsam and jetsam of many years of poor instruction and lax study habits.
• Your report would be better if you could get rid of a lot of the flotsam and jetsam and clean up the grammar a bit.
flora and fauna
Idiom(s): flora and faunaTheme: LIFE
plants and animals. (Latin. Fixed order.)
• The magazine story described the flora and fauna of Panama.
• We went for a hike in the Finnish wilderness hoping to learn all about the local flora and fauna.
float a loan
Idiom(s): float a loanTheme: MONEY
to get a loan; to arrange for a loan.
• I couldn't afford to pay cash for the car, so I floated a loan.
• They needed money, so they had to float a loan.
ebb and flow
Idiom(s): ebb and flowTheme: SEA
to decrease and then increase, as with tides; a decrease followed by an increase, as with tides. (Fixed order.)
• The fortunes of the major political parties tend to ebb and flow over time.
• The ebb and flow of democracy through history is a fascinating subject.
do a flip-flop
Idiom(s): do a flip-flop (on something) AND do an about-faceTheme: REVERSAL
to make a total reversal of opinion. (Informal or slang.)
• Without warning, the government did a flip-flop on taxation.
• It had done an about-face on the question of deductions last year.
Birds of a feather flock together.
People of the same sort are usually found together.Flogging a dead horse
(UK) If someone is trying to convince people to do or feel something without any hope of succeeding, they're flogging a dead horse. This is used when someone is trying to raise interest in an issue that no-one supports anymore; beating a dead horse will not make it do any more work.Flowery speech
Flowery speech is full of lovely words, but may well lack substance.On the factory floor
On the factory floor means the place where things are actually produced.Shop floor
'Shop floor' refers to the part of an organisation where the work is actually performed rather than just managed.Through the floor
If prices go, or fall, through the floor, they fall very quickly.Wallflower
A woman politician given an unimportant government position so that the government can pretend it takes women seriously is a wallflower.Whatever floats your boat
When people say this, they mean that you should do whatever makes you happy.Wipe the floor with
(UK) If you wipe the floor with someone, you destroy the arguments or defeat them easily.a wallflower
someone who stands on his own at parties: "Who's the wallflower over there?"burn up the dance floor
dance a lot: "They like burning up the dance floor."bird has flown|bird|flown|fly
slang The prisoner has escaped; the captive has got away. When the sheriff returned to the jail, he discovered that the bird had flown.birds of a feather flock together|bird|birds|birds
People who are alike often become friends or are together; if you are often with certain people, you may be their friends or like them.
A proverb. Don't be friends with bad boys. People think that birds of a feather flock together.flip-flop|flip|flop
flip-flop1 v., informal To alternate the positions of; exchange the places of; switch. The football coach had one play in which he flip-flopped his left halfback and fullback.flip-flop2 n., informal A complete change; a switch from one thing to an entirely different one. John wanted to be a carpenter like his father, but when he saw the print shop he did a flip-flop and now he's learning printing.
flip-flop3 adj. phr., informal Involving or using a change from one of two places, positions, or alternatives to the other. The machine was controlled by a flip-flop switch. The football coach hoped to surprise his opponents by using a flip-flop offense.
floor one|floor
v. phr. To overwhelm; astound; nonplus. John's sudden announcement that he would retire floored all of us in the office.floorwalker
n. A section manager in a department store. To exchange this pair of shoes, you must first get the floorwalker's approval.flower child|child|flower
n., slang, informal 1. A young person who believes in nonviolence and carries flowers around to symbolize his peace-loving nature. Flower children are supposed to be nonviolent, but they sure make a lot of noise when they demonstrate! 2. Any person who cannot cope with reality. "Face facts, Suzie, stop being such a flower child!"flower power|flower|power
n., slang The supposed power of love and nonviolence as intended to be used by members of the anti-culture to change American society. The young people were marching for flower power.get in on the ground floor|get in|get in on|ground
v. phr. To be one of the first members or employees to participate in the growth of a firm, educational institution, etc. Elliott got in on the ground floor and made a fortune at the company. Mr. Smith who joined the new college as an instructor, got in on the ground floor, and wound up as its president after twenty years.ground floor|floor|ground
n. 1. First floor of a house or building. Mrs. Turner has an apartment on the ground floor. 2. informal The first or best chance, especially in a business. That man got rich because he got in on the ground floor of the television business.a appointment from (Aunt) Flo
euphemism The time during which a woman menstruates; a woman's period. A pun on the changeable name "Flo" (a abridgement of Florence) and the "flow" of claret from the uterus that occurs during menstruation. I consistently get abhorrent cramps whenever I get a appointment from Aunt Flo. Do you anticipate you ability be pregnant? How continued has it been back you've had a appointment from Flo?Learn more: Flo, visitvisit from Flo
(...ˈflo) n. a menstrual period. (Learn added Aunt Flo.) I am assured a appointment from Flo, but she seems late. Learn more: Flo, visit
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green thumb|green|thumb green with envy|envy|green green-eyed monster|green|green-eyed|monster grin and bear it|bear|grin grind to a halt|grind|halt gross out|gross gross-out session|gross|gross out ground ball|ball|ground ground floor|floor|ground ground rule|ground|rule grow on|grow|grow upon grow out of|grow|grow out grow up|grow growing pains|grow|growing|pain|pains gum up|gum gun for|gun a trick worth two of (something) a trick worth two of that a trifle a trip to the woodshed a Trojan horse a trouble shared is a trouble halved a try at (someone or something) a turf war a turkey shoot a turn of phrase a turn of speed a turn of the screw a turn-up for the book a turn-up for the book(s) a turn-up for the books a twinkle in (one's) daddy's eye a twinkle in someone's eye a two-horse race a value judgement a variation on the theme of (something) a verbal contract isn't worth the paper it's written on a vexed question a vicious circle a viper in (one's) bosom a viper in your bosom a visit from (Aunt) Flo a visit from the stork a voice (in something) a voice crying in the wilderness a voice in the wilderness a volte-face a vote of thanks a waiting game a wake-up call a walk in the park a walk is as good as a hit a walk of life a walking a walking (something) a walking dictionary a walking dictionary, encyclopedia, etc. a walking disaster a walking encyclopedia a walking thesaurus a war of nerves a war of words a war to end all wars a warning shot across the bows a wash a waste of breath a waste of energy
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