Meaning: andy warhol

n.
United States artist who was a leader of the pop art movement (1930-1987)

andy Idiom, Proverb

a jim dandy

a fine piece of work, a beautiful object Mom, you should just see this saddle. It's a jim dandy!

candy-ass

a person without courage or confidence Larry, that candy-ass! He's afraid to play me because he may lose.

ear candy

music that is pleasant, beautiful music The theme music in the movie Out of Africa is ear candy.

eye candy

something that is nice to look at, a beautiful object She was eye candy. I've never seen a more beautiful car!

handy

can easily fix things He is very handy around the house and is always fixing or building something.

jim dandy

(See a jim dandy)

Andy Cain

London cockney rhyming slang for rain

candy

an extremely good looking guy or girl

candy flip

to ingest LSD and ecstasy at the same time. Extremely popular at dance clubs and raves because of the intense high:"I've never candy flipped as hard as I did last night"

candy ravers

younger members of the raver subculture:"There were just some candy ravers there last night"

watching Andy Griffith

refers to masturbating

fine and dandy

Idiom(s): fine and dandy

Theme: AGREEMENT

all right; okay; really fine. (Fixed order.)
• Everything is fine and dandy at work. No special problems at the present time.
• I feel fine and dandy. The new medicine seems to be working.

come in handy

Idiom(s): come in handy

Theme: USEFULNESS

to be useful or convenient. (Informal.)
• A small television set in the bedroom would come in handy.
• A good hammer always comes in handy.
• A nice cool drink would come in handy about now.

Like a kid in a candy store

If someone is like a kid in a candy store, they are very excited about something.

Like taking candy from a baby

(USA) If something is like taking candy from a baby, it is very easy to do.

bandy about|bandy

v. phr. To spread rumors or whisper secrets. The news of Jim and Mary's divorce was bandied about until everyone at the office had heard it.

come in handy|come|handy

v. phr., informal To prove useful. Robinson Crusoe found tools in the ship which came in handy when he built a house. The French he learned in high school came in handy when he was in the army in France.

jim-dandy|dandy|jim

n., slang Something wonderful; something very good. Tommy's new boat is really a jim-dandy! I wish I had one like it.

dandy

dandy
see fine and dandy.

More Idioms/Phrases

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English Vocalbulary

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