finer



chew it finer

To put into simpler terms. The phrase likely originated with American cowboys. Can you chew it finer? I don't understand that convoluted explanation you just gave. I always make sure to chew it finer when I have to explain mathematical concepts to people not in the field.
See also: chew, finer

finer than frog hair

n. fine; good. (Pseudo folksy. Note the interpretation of fine.) This chair is just fine...finer than frog hair in fact.
See also: finer, frog, hair

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Evangeline[i'vændʒili:n]
BlasBLAHSSpanish
Hagen (1)HAH-genGerman, Germanic Mythology
Marcelinho-Portuguese
Suzan (2)-Turkish
Yasmina-Persian