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Wiktionary
- adj. idiomatic Thoroughly equipped, as for a demanding task or confrontation.
- adj. idiomatic Mentally prepared for a daunting situation or confrontation.
Etymologies
- An allusion to equipping oneself with the sort of heavy weaponry suitable for hunting large game. (Wiktionary)
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phraseologue
phrases—not sure exactly what I'm doing with them though
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that's just beastly!
cat-o-nine-tails, snake in the grass, puppy love, white elephant, crocodile tears, monkey business, keep the wolf fro..., culture vulture, black sheep of th..., scapegoat, ugly duckling, swan song and 260 more...
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stompin' and pickin'
clementine, wabash cannonball, chicory, fisticuffs, flapjacks, grifter, hoedown, honky tonk, tupelo, tarnation, trestle, sorghum and 44 more...
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