A-Z Database
see Driver’s/driving seat
see Holding the baby/bag
see Jack/Jack Jones
see On one’s mettle
see Cup of tea
This is the catchphrase from the television and movie series Star Trek, which first aired in 1966. This expression has been in quite widespread use si...
To boot is one of the oldest expressions in the language and is still used today meaning ‘in addition to’, ‘moreover’ or ‘as well’. It dates from late...
To experience a serious misfortune and dates from the mid-19th century when it was first used to describe a heavy fall from a horse. It derives from t...
see Something to crow about
see Egg someone on
This famous proverb is attributed to Alexander Pope and is a direct quotation from his Essay on Criticism written in 1709. Pope did not coin the words...
see Fear itself
see Pay the price
see Have the wood over or on someone
see Kill with kindness