brass neck
Cheek or effrontery.
Neck & throat · Cổ họng 60
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bust one's neck
To work exceptionally hard.
câm họng
(verb) to bite one's tongue
cổ họng
(noun) throat; gullet
cứng họng
(adjective) speechless; tongue-tied; dumbstruck
drop neck
To perform fellatio.
gamer neck
A forward head posture.
give neck
Synonym of give head.
họng
(noun) throat
neck
To hang by the neck; strangle; kill, eliminate.
neck and neck
Level in a race.
neck down
To alter (a cartridge) by forcing it into a smaller calibre and size.
neck oil
Beer or other alcoholic drink.
neck up
to increase the size of a cartridge's chamber and calibre.
tai - mũi - họng
(noun) ear, nose and throat
throat fucking
Aggressive deep-throat fellatio.
throat goat
One who is exceptionally good at fellatio; particularly deep-throating.
viêm họng
(noun) pharyngitis
vòm họng
(noun) upper jaw
đau họng
sore throat; to have a sore throat
albatross around one's neck
A burden or problem that causes worry or trouble
albatross round one's neck
A burden or constant problem
bone in the throat
A persistent annoyance or problem
break one's neck
to exert oneself greatly or take a big risk
breathe down someone's neck
to closely supervise or monitor someone
bring a lump to someone's throat
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
checkup from the neck up
A mental health examination
fall on someone's neck
To embrace or welcome someone warmly and enthusiastically
force down someone's throat
To impose something on someone against their will
frog in one's throat
a hoarse or sore throat
go for the throat
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
jump down someone's throat
To strongly and abruptly criticize or scold someone
lie in one's throat
To speak falsely or tell a lie
lump in one's throat
a feeling of sadness or emotional tension
lump to one's throat
To feel a strong emotion, often sadness, that makes it hard to speak.
neck
To swallow. Neck-oil, drink of any kind.
neck and crop
Entirely, completely; "he chuck’d him NECK AND CROP out of window."
neck and crop
Entirely. The crop is the gorge of a bird; a variant of the phrase, is, neck and heels ', as I bundled him out neck and heels. There was a punishment formerly in vogue which consisted m bringing the chin and knees of the culprit forcibly together, and then thrusting him into a cage.
neck and neck
Very near in merit; very close competitors. A phrase used in horse races, when two or more horses run each other yery closely.
neck beef
A synonym for coarseness. "As coarse as neck ends of beef."
neck of the woods
a nearby area or region
neck or nothing
Desperate. Originally a steeplechase phrase.
neck or nothing
Desperate. A racing phrase; to win by a neck or to be nowhere — i.e. not counted at all because unworthy of notice.
neck stamper
The boy who collects the pots belonging to an alehouse, sent out with beer to private houses.
neck verse
Formerly the persons claiming the benefit of clergy were obliged to read a verse in a Latin manuscript psalter: this saving them from the gallows, was termed their neck verse: it was the first verse of the fiftyfirst psalm, Miserere mei,&c.
pain in the neck
A person or thing that is annoying or troublesome
put one's neck out
Take a risk or put oneself in a vulnerable position
ram something down someone's throat
Force someone to accept or do something
scabby neck
A native of Denmark.—Sea.
shove something down someone's throat
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
slit someone's throat
to severely harm or destroy someone's reputation or chances
stick one's neck out
Take a risk or put oneself in a vulnerable position
The Devil's Throat
Cromer Bay. So called from its danger to navigation.
The Swan with Two Necks
The emblem of the Vintners' Company, and an old tavern sign. Necks is a corruption of Nicks.
to cut one's own throat
Figuratively, to adopt a policy, or take action that ruins one's own chances, plans, etc. Similarly, to cut one another's throat is to ruin one another by excessive competition.
to get it in the neck
To receive a thorough dressing down, beating, punishment, etc.
to jump down a person's throat
To interrupt and affront him, suddenly, sharply, and decisively.
to lie in one's throat
To lie most out- rageously, well knowing that you are lying, and meaning to do so.
to stick one's neck out
To expose oneself to being hurt, as a chjcken might stick out its neck for the axe.
up to one's neck in alligators
Overwhelmed with problems or troubles