take out to dinner Idiom, Proverb
divulge dinner
Dog's dinner
Something that is a dog's dinner is a real mess.more than you've had hot dinners
an expression to mean that you've had a lot of something: "I've had more jobs than you've had hot dinners!"take (one) out to dinner
To accompany or accompany one to or accommodated one at a restaurant to eat banquet calm and pay for the meal, generally but not consistently as a date. I saw you from beyond the bar, and I was apprehensive if I could booty you out to banquet some time. The bang-up is demography us out to banquet to bless the deal.Learn more: dinner, out, taketake someone out to dinner
to booty addition as one's bedfellow to a meal at a restaurant. Can I booty you out to banquet sometime? We will booty out the visitors to banquet tonight.Learn more: dinner, out, take
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have a hot temper get hot under the collar be like a cat on a hot tin roof in hot pursuit more than you've had hot dinners give house room to eat someone out of house and home get a foot on the housing ladder get your own house in order be on the house take one for the team take one look (at someone or something) take one’s belt in take one’s belt in a notch take one’s lumps take one's breath away take one's breath away, to take one's chances take one's cue from take one's hat off to take one's medicine take one's name in vain, to take one's time take oneself off take or an animal in take out take out (something) against (one) take out a loan take out a warrant take out a warrant for (someone or something) take out a warrant on (one) take out in trade take out of take out on take out the trash take out to dinner take over take over the reins take own life take pains take pains over take pains with take pains with something/to do something take pains, to take part take personally take pick of take pictures take pity take pity on take pity on (someone or something) take place take possession take possession (of something) take pot luck take potluck take precedence over (someone or something) take pride (in someone or something) take pride in take pride in somebody/something take public
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