be fit to be tied Idiom
fit to be tied
hands are tied
piano tied to your ass
tied down
tied to your mother's apron strings
tied up
with one hand tied behind one's back
Idiom(s): with one hand tied behind one's back AND with both hands tied behind one's backTheme: EASY
under a handicap; easily.
• I could put an end to this argument with one hand tied behind my back.
• John could do this job with both hands tied behind his back.
tied to one's mother's apron strings
Idiom(s): tied to one's mother's apron stringsTheme: CONTROL
dominated by one's mother; dependent on one's mother.
• Tom is still tied to his mother's apron strings.
• Isn't he a little old to be tied to his mother's apron strings?
have one's hands tied
Idiom(s): have one's hands tiedTheme: LIMITATION
to be prevented from doing something.
• I can't help you. I was told not to, so I have my hands tied.
• John can help. He doesn't have his hands tied.
with both hands tied behind one's back
Idiom(s): with one hand tied behind one's back AND with both hands tied behind one's backTheme: EASY
under a handicap; easily.
• I could put an end to this argument with one hand tied behind my back.
• John could do this job with both hands tied behind his back.
be fit to be tied
To be actual angry, as if one needs to be physically restrained. Mom was fit to be angry afterwards I biconcave her aboriginal car.Learn more: fit, tie
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would as soon do work out all right woman to woman without any strings attached within one's grasp within calling distance within bounds with sth to spare with both hands tied behind one's back wind up somewhere whip sth into shape where one lives when the going gets rough be even Steven(s) be every inch a/the (something) be expecting be fair be fair game be fair! be falling over (oneself) to (do something) be falling over yourself to do something be far and away be far and away the (something) be far/further/furthest removed from (something) be far/further/furthest removed from something be fast on the draw be fast/quick on the draw be fed up to the back teeth be few and far between be fighting a losing battle be fighting fit be fighting for (one's)/its life be fighting for your life be fighting mad be firing on all cylinders be first among equals be first out of the box be first past the post be fit to be tied be flat broke be flat-footed be flesh and blood be floating on air be flogging a dead horse be flying a kite be flying blind be flying high be fond of (someone or something) be footloose and fancy-free be for be for a good cause be for it be for show be for the best be for the chop be for the high jump be for/in a good cause be forsworn be fresh from be fresh out of be fresh out of something be friends with be friends with (someone) be frightened of (one's) (own) shadow
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