give someone the pip イディオム

lead pipe cinch

certain of the result, a foregone conclusion The Jets are a lead pipe cinch to win the game. They're better.

pay the piper

face the consequences for something you've done.

pip-squeak

a small, unimportant person He called his friend a pip-squeak which made him very angry.

pipe down

do not be so noisy, be quiet, keep it down "The teacher opened the door and said, ""Pipe down, Grade 7."""

pipe dream

an unrealistic plan He always has a lot of pipe dreams about what he wants to do in the future.

pipe up

speak louder We asked the speaker to pipe up so that we could hear him.

pipes

voice K.D. Lang has great pipes, eh.

pipsqueak

tiny person, weak man, potlicker, wimp Keith was a pipsqueak until he started lifting weights.

lay pipe

to have sexual intercourse

loud pipes

fixing a muffler to your exhust so it's loud

give (one) the pip

To account one to be affronted or unhappy. Although the "pip" is an aerial disease, it came to be acclimated to call accessory animal maladies. My new job is giving me the pip—all they let me do is accomplish copies and accelerate faxes.Learn more: give, pip

give addition the pip

accomplish addition affronted or depressed. informal, dated Pip is a ache of banty or added birds. In the backward 15th aeon the chat came to be used, generally humorously, of assorted aside or accessory ailments suffered by bodies and so the breezy faculty of ‘ill humour’ developed. 1976 Scotsman I feel it's my assignment but I'm not keen. My grandchildren accord me the pip. Learn more: give, pip, someone

Learn more:

Dictionary

More Idioms/Phrases

live lavish live low llello loc lock Long Beach loot lotsa loud pipes Louies low low lowriding lucci lunch luv give someone skin give someone the air give someone the ax give someone the ax, to give someone the benefit of give someone the benefit of the doubt give someone the big e give someone the bird give someone the brushoff give someone the bum's rush give someone the business give someone the cold shoulder give someone the creeps give someone the elbow give someone the evil eye give someone the eye give someone the finger give someone the flick give someone the gate give someone the gears give someone the glad hand give someone the go-by give someone the hairy eyeball give someone the nod give someone the once-over give someone the pip give someone the push give someone the raspberry give someone the rough side of your tongue give someone the runaround give someone the screaming abdabs give someone the shaft give someone the silent treatment give someone the slip give someone the third degree give someone the time of day give someone the works give someone their head give someone their marching orders give someone their walking papers give someone up give someone up for lost give someone what for give someone/something a wide berth give someone/something the finger give someone/something the green light give someone/something the once-over give something a facelift give something a miss give something a once-over give something a rest