shake your fist Idiom

hand over fist

rapidly His new company is making money hand over fist.

make money hand over fist

fast and in large amounts My cousin has been making money hand over fist with her business.

tight-fisted

" very frugal; unwilling to spend money unnecessarily."

tight/tight fisted

not generous, unwilling to spend, cheap People say he's so tight he'd sell a gift and bank the money.

two-fisted attack

strong verbal attack, much argument, rattle sabres If you protect the wolves, you can expect a two-fisted attack from the ranchers.

tightfisted with money

Idiom(s): tightfisted (with money) AND closefisted (with money)

Theme: MONEY

very stingy with money.
• The manager is very closefisted with expenditures.
• My parents are very tightfisted with money.

closefisted with money

Iron fist

Someone who rules or controls something with an iron fist is in absolute control and tolerates no dissent. An iron fist in a velvet glove is used to describe someone who appears soft on the outside, but underneath is very hard. 'Mailed fist' is an alternative form.

Mailed fist

Someone who rules or controls something with a mailed fist is in absolute control and tolerates no dissent. A mailed fist in a velvet glove is used to describe someone who appears soft on the outside, but underneath is very hard. 'Iron fist' is an alternative form.

Make a better fist

If someone makes a better fist of doing something, they do a better job.

shake (one's) anchor at (someone or something)

To authenticate one's anger, frustration, or acrimony against addition by adopting one's anchor and afraid it in their direction. Can be acclimated actually or figuratively. The old man sits on his balustrade afraid his anchor at kids who airing on his lawn. There's no point afraid your anchor at the cosmos back things aren't activity your way—you aloof charge to aces yourself up and do aggregate in your ability to accomplish things better.Learn more: fist, shake

shake your ˈfist (at somebody)

authority up your anchor (= your bankrupt hand) at somebody because you are affronted or because you appetite to abuse them: He got out of the car, afraid his anchor in acrimony at the disciplinarian in the car behind.Learn more: fist, shake

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