Andrew Johnson (1808-1875), diciassettesimo presidente degli Stati Uniti d'America (1865-1869)

Big John Idioma

john

(See the john)

John Doe

name used for an unknown person Why do the application forms use "John Doe" as the name of the person who is applying for something?

John Henry

signature, signed name To give you a refund, we need your John Henry on this form.

John Henry (John Hancock)

signature Please sign your John Henry here and we will process your order right away.

Johnny-come-lately

new-comer He

Johnny on the spot

being ready to help, being there when needed When I need a ride, you're always here - Johnny on the spot.

long johns

winter underwear - with long sleeves and legs If you are going cross-country skiing, put on your long johns.

the john

the toilet, the biffy, the can Where's the john? I have to wash my hands.

Johnny-on-the-spot

Idiom(s): Johnny-on-the-spot

Theme: EARLY

someone who is in the right place at the right time.
• Here I am, Johnny-on-the-spot. I told you I would be here at 12:20.
• Bill is late again. You can hardly call him Johnny-on-the-spot.

Dear John letter

A letter written by a partner explaining why they are ending the relationship is a Dear John letter.

Big John

slang A badge officer. Hear those sirens? We charge to get out of actuality afore Big John catches us!Learn more: big, john

big John

n. the police; a badge officer. Big John took her in and hit her with a carnality rap. Learn more: big, john

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More Idioms/Phrases

Dead level best Dead man walking Dead men's shoes Dead right Deaf as a post Dear John letter Death of a thousand cuts Death warmed up Decorate the mahogany Deep pockets Deep pockets but short arms Deer in the headlights Demon weed