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at death's door

very near death The Prime Minister was at death's door after suffering a serious stroke.

darken a church door

attend church, go to a church service He never darkens a church door except to attend funerals.

dead as a doornail

dead, showing no signs of life, stone dead It's only a stuffed bear. It's dead as a doornail.

door to door

going from one house to the next house We went door to door asking for donations for the team.

foot in the door

an opening or opportunity I finally got a foot in the door when they accepted my application.

Katie bar the door

get ready for trouble, a desperate situation is at hand The gang arrived at the bar and were ready to come in and fight. Well, Katie bar the door.

keep the wolf from the door

keep us fed, prevent hunger This cheque will keep the wolf from the door. We can buy food.

kitty bar the door

play defensively, play only to prevent a goal In the third period we played kitty bar the door and won 4-2.

leave the door open

allow people to reply, invite a response, feel free to reply If you offer to provide answers to their questions, you leave the door open for a reply.

lock the barn door after the horse is gone

be careful or try to make something certain after it is too late Now he wants to try and fix his house but it is like locking the barn door after the horse is gone. There was already a flood and the damage is done.

the girl/boy abutting door

1. An accustomed actuality from archetypal circumstances, as against to addition with an aristocratic or aberrant life. With the accessibility of technology now, the abutting billionaire could be the boy abutting door—you never know!2. A (typically young) actuality with whom one is familiar, such as a acquaintance (hence "next door"), or who exudes such familiarity, and who exemplifies a assertive average of wholesomeness, approachability, and well-roundedness, while conceivably actuality a antecedent of abeyant adventurous allure due to a affection consistent from such familiarity. Interpretations alter as to what absolutely makes addition fit this description. Mary was consistently the babe abutting door, but back I came home from academy I accomplished I was in love with her.Learn more: boy, door, girl, next

the boy abutting door

the babe abutting door

If you call addition as the boy abutting door or the babe abutting door, you beggarly that they are affable and ordinary. He was dependable, straightforward, the boy abutting door. She was the babe abutting aperture type.Learn more: boy, door, next

the boy (or girl) abutting door

a actuality or the blazon of a actuality perceived as familiar, approachable, and dependable, about in the ambience of a adventurous partnership.Learn more: boy, door, next

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liveware living daylights living end LLB loaded loaded to the hilt local yocal lock, stock and barrel lock the barn door after the horse is gone lock the barn door after the horse is stolen lock up lock you up log off log on lolligag long and the short of it long arm of the law the blush is off the peach the blush is off the rose the body beautiful the body politic the bomb the boonies the boot the boot is on the other foot the bottle the bottom drops out of (one's) world the bottom drops out of the market the bottom drops/falls out of somebody's world the bottom drops/falls out of the market the bottom falls out of (one's) world the bottom falls out of something the bottom falls out of the industry the bottom falls out of the market the bottom falls out of your world the bottom fell out of (something) the bottom line the bottom of the barrel the bottom of the heap the bottom of the hour the bottom of the ladder the bottom of the pile the boy next door the boy who cried wolf the boys in blue the boys in the back room the brain drain the brains behind (something) the brains behind something the brains of the/this/that operation the brains of the/this/that outfit the brass ring the breaks the breath of life the bright lights the bright side the British are coming the British disease the bubble bursts the buck stops here the buck stops with (one) the bull must be taken by the horns the bush telegraph the busiest men find the most time the busiest men have the most leisure the business the business end the business end (of something)

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