(one’s) “Meat And Potatoes” – (Closet Classics #10)
The Idiomatic Adjectival Phrasal-Noun: (One’s) “Meat And Potatoes” – It’s Meaning and Usage, with plenty of examples for your reading and learning pleasure.
Tagged: Adjectival Phrases
Arm Idioms – Closet Classics #6
Arm Idioms – Various Idioms utilizing the word “Arm”. Learn the meaning and usage of these idioms with GiveMeSomeEnglish!!!
“Today’s Tid-Bit” – (to be) Beat Up (Adjectival Phrase)
“Today’s Tid-Bit” – The adjectival phrase (to be) “Beat Up”. This phrase is used as a way of describing someone or something’s condition (and it’s not good)
To ” Have The Makings Of Something ” – Idiomatic Adjectival Verb-Phrase
Learn The Meaning and Usage Of the Phrase, “To Have The Makings Of…” – The meaning and usage of this Idiomatic Adjectival Verb-Phrase.
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