داستان آبیدیک

to the teeth

to ðʌ tiθ
english

1 general:: 1. Completely, fully, as in Obviously new to skiing, they were equipped to the teeth with the latest gear. This idiom dates from the late 1300s. Also see ARMED TO THE TEETH; FED TO THE GILLS. 2. Also, up to the or one's teeth. Fully committed, as in We're in this collaboration up to our teeth. [First half of 1900s] Both of these hyperbolic usages allude to being fully covered or immersed in something up to one's teeth.

American Heritage Idioms

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TO THE GOOD
TO THE HELP OF GOD
TO THE HILT
TO THE LAST
TO THE LETTER
TO THE LIFE
TO THE MANNER BORN
TO THE MAX
TO THE NINES
TO THE NTH DEGREE
TO THE NUMBER OF 70
TO THE ORDER OF
TO THE POINT
TO THE PREJUDICE OF
TO THE QUICK
TO THE TEETH
TO THE TICK
TO THE TUNE OF
TO THE UTMOST
TO THE VICTOR BELONG THE SPOILS
TO THE VICTORS BELONG THE SPOILS
TO THE VIEW
TO THE WALL
TO THE WORLD
TO THINK HIGHLIY OF
TO THINK ILL OF ANY
TO THINK LITTLE OF
TO THINK OUT
TO THINK WELL OF A P
TO THINKS SCORN OF

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