lay/light into (something) -Idioms

Idioms

lay/light into (something)

to do or eat something with much energy and enthusiasm

I laid into the steak as soon as the waiter brought it to the table.

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lead (someone) by the nose

lead (someone) down the garden path

lead (someone) on

lead (someone) on a merry chase

lead (someone) to (do something)

lead (someone) to believe (something)

lead a dog's life

up-to-the-minute

jump all over (someone)

throw oneself at/on the mercy of the court

let (someone) have it

glutton for punishment

think the world of (someone or something)

hit the nail on the head

keep the home fires burning

a drag on (someone)

My Account / Test History

Discovery
Anesthesia, Local
Discoverer/Inventor : koller (austria)
Year : 1885 .. More >>

Verbal Reasoning