@1 to 1 relationshiptake a powder, to Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
a bite to eat
a bone to pick
a fart in a windstorm
a fine-toothed comb
a hard row to hoe
a hot potato
a hot topic
a into g
a little bird told me
a party to that
a pinch to grow an inch
a score to settle
a sharp tongue
a slip of the tongue
a soft touch
a stone's throw
a sweet tooth
a talking to
a token gesture
a tongue-lashing
a total stranger
a touch of
a tough act to follow
a tough call
a tough row to hoe
a tough time of it
a tower of strength
a word to the wise is sufficient
about to do something
according to Hoyle
add fuel to the fire
add insult to injury
all it's cracked up to be
all things to all people
an apple a day keeps the doctor away
an axe to grind
an eye for an eye (a tooth for a tooth)
angels fear to tread
armed to the teeth
ass into gear
at the top of her game
at the top of his voice
at the top of one
attend to someone
away to the races
axe to grind
back to square one
back to the drawing board
back to the grind
back to the salt mines
take a powder
To leave a abode actual bound and generally discreetly. Sometimes acclimated as an imperative. Realizing they would accusation him for the error, Jim took a crumb while everyone's absorption was diverted. I acclaim you booty a crumb afore things alpha accepting dangerous.Learn more: powder, taketake a powder
Sl. to leave; to leave town. (Underworld.) Why don't you booty a powder? Go on! Beat it! Willie took a crumb and will lie low for a while.Learn more: powder, taketake a powder
Make a accelerated departure, run away, as in I looked about and he was gone-he'd taken a powder. This slangy argot may be acquired from the British accent faculty of powder as "a abrupt hurry," a acceptance dating from about 1600. It may additionally allude to the atomic affection of gunpowder. Learn more: powder, taketake a powder
AMERICAN, INFORMALIf you take a powder, you leave a abode actual bound and usually secretly. I knew that alike if they accomplished I'd taken a powder, they wouldn't go attractive for me.Learn more: powder, taketake a powder
abandon quickly, abnormally in adjustment to abstain a difficult situation. North American informal 2002 New York Times Why don't you booty a powder, jerk, or how'd you like a address sandwich? Learn more: powder, taketake a ˈpowder
(American English, informal) leave suddenly; run away: She afraid about all morning accepting in my way, so in the end I told her to booty a powder.Learn more: powder, taketake a powder
tv. to leave; to leave town. (Underworld.) Bruno took a crumb and will lie low for a while. Learn more: powder, taketake a powder
To accomplish a quick departure; run away.Learn more: powder, taketake a powder, to
To leave quickly. The agent of this announcement is obscure, alike admitting it is almost contempo (twentieth century). Since about 1600 a crumb has meant “a hurry,” possibly acquired from the acceleration of gunpowder. “Ile sett you in with a powder,” that is, with a rush, appears in a play, Club Law (ca. 1600), by an alien writer. This acceptation persisted able-bodied into the nineteenth century, mainly in Britain. In the 1920s, however, in accepted literature, characters abandonment in alacrity were said to take a runout powder. P. G. Wodehouse acclimated it in Money in the Bank (1942), “And accept him booty a runout powder? Be yourself, lady.” One biographer has appropriate this ability accredit to a laxative, but that estimation seems unlikely. Moreover, the French accept a agnate expression, Prendre la poudre d’escampette, “To booty the scampering powder,” or, in added chatty terms, “to bolt.”Learn more: take
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