hog in armor Idiome
armor
armor see
chink in one's armor;
knight in shining armor.
chink in one's armor
chink in one's armor A vulnerable area, as in
Putting things off to the last minute is the chink in Pat's armor and is bound to get her in trouble one day. This term relies on
chink in the sense of “a crack or gap,” a meaning dating from about 1400 and used figuratively since the mid-1600s.
knight in shining armor
knight in shining armor A rescuer or defender, as in
What this political party needs is a knight in shining armor to change its tarnished image. This metaphoric expression alludes to a medieval knight. [Mid-1900s]
hog in armor
old-fashioned An awkward, clumsy, base, or beggarly being dressed in accomplished clothes or inhabiting a role of authority. It doesn't advice our organization's actualization to accept a hog in armor affectation himself as our leader.Learn more: armor, hoghog in armour
a being who is ill at ease.Learn more: armour, hog