Idioms beginning with F

fall out

fall out Meaning to disagree with someone about something the result of an action when someone moves out of line to lose one’s position on something to come ... Read on

finishing touch

finishing touch also, final touch Meaning something that is added to ensure that something else is made complete a minor change that completes something else or makes it ... Read on

full of beans

full of beans Meaning to be optimistic or enthusiastic to be full of energy and in high spirits to feel cheerful and lively Example Sentences Upon hearing the ... Read on

from pillar to post

from pillar to post Meaning to move from one place to another with no purpose and direction moving around aimlessly often due to disappointments, rejections or failure Example ... Read on

from now on

from now on Meaning used to refer a time in the not so distant future for something to take effect from that moment henceforth means going forward, a ... Read on

far-fetched

far-fetched Meaning unlikely to be true totally bizarre to considered false or untrue to be remotely or slightly connected to something Example Sentences When he told us the ... Read on

feel the pinch

feel the pinch Meaning experience financial hardship be affected by a drop in income find it hard to survive on the income you have have to make do ... Read on

forbidden fruit is always the sweetest

forbidden fruit is always the sweetest Meaning to desire something that is not within a feasible reach to want something that has been denied to go after something ... Read on

first things first

first things first Meaning to have a priority order to follow a sequence in which the priorities are placed in a descending order to deal with things that ... Read on

familiarity breeds contempt

familiarity breeds contempt Meaning to start disliking something when one gets to know too much about it close association causing discomfort and eventually contempt because of too much ... Read on

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