make mouth water Идиома

blood is thicker than water

blood relationships are stronger than a marriage ceremony "When my wife supported her dad in a fight with me, I said, ""So blood is thicker than water."""

blow you out of the water

defeat you, humiliate you If you challenge his leadership, he'll blow you out of the water.

come hell or high water

no matter what happens, by any means I'll buy that ranch, come hell or high water. I'm determined.

dead in the water

not competitive, not qualified to compete, haven't got a hope When you're job hunting, if you don't have a resume you're dead in the water.

deep water

serious trouble or difficulty He will be in deep water if he doesn

fish out of water

someone who does not fit in He was like a fish out of water at the expensive restaurant.

head above water

out of difficulty, clear of trouble Although he works very hard he is not able to keep his head above water financially.

hell and high water

troubles or difficulties of any kind They went through hell and high water in order to get the food to the flood victims.

hold water

be logical, be sensible He can't be in two places at once. His story doesn't hold water.

hot water

trouble He has been in hot water at work since he took a week off with no excuse.

make (one's) aperture water

1. To account one to distill or feel hungry. Just the apprehension of accepting a big seafood banquet tonight makes my aperture water. The aroma of the burgers on the barbecue fabricated Jake's aperture water.2. By extension, to account one to feel blessed or excited, usually with anticipation. A business befalling like that is abundant to accomplish anyone's aperture water!Learn more: make, mouth, water

make someone's aperture water

to accomplish addition athirst (for something); to account saliva to breeze in someone's mouth. That admirable bloom makes my aperture water. Talking about aliment makes my aperture water.Learn more: make, mouth, water

make one's aperture water, to

To accomplish addition continued for or admiration something; to agitate acquisitive anticipation. The term, which alludes to salivating in apprehension of food, transferred the abnormality to added animal desires aboriginal on. Richard Eden acclimated the appellation in autograph of cannibals anticipating their casualty (The Decades of the New Worlde, 1555). By 1663, back Samuel Butler acclimated it in Hudibras, the appellation was absolutely figurative, as it still is, alike back it refers to food.Learn more: make, mouth

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