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(one's) teeth
To express a readiness to fight; threaten defiantly.
See:
a dog and pony show
a gong show
a no-show
a show-stopper
after the Lord Mayor's show
ahead of time
all show and no go
bare one's teeth
by a show of hands
dog and pony show
dog-and-pony show
fly the flag
for show
free show
from Missouri, I'm
get the show on the road
get this show on the road
girlie show
go to show
goes to show
have to show for
horror show
in a bad light
just goes to show
know the ropes
let emotions show
Let's get the show on the road
lot of promise
make a great show of
no show
no-show
not show face
on the dot
one-man show
peep show
prove mettle
road show
run (one's) own show
run one's own show
run the show
see out
show
show (a/the) white flag
show (one's) (true) colours
show (one's) (true) stripes
show (one's) butt
show (one's) cards
show (one's) horns
show (someone) the back of (one's) hand
show (someone) what (one's) made of
show a clean pair of heels
show a good time
Show a leg!
show and tell
show around
show biz
show colors
show face
show good faith
show hand
show heels
show in
show in true colours
show into
show into somewhere
show must go on, the
show of hands
show off
show one's colors
show one's face
show one's hand
show one's heels
show one's true colors
show out
show signs of
show someone a good time
show someone out
show someone the door
show someone the ropes
show stuff
show teeth
show the cloven hoof
show the door
show the flag
show the ropes
show the way
show the white feather
show through
show to a seat
show to advantage
show to good advantage
show true colors
show up
show up as
show what are made of
show who's boss
show-stopper
steal the show
steal the spotlight
That’s show business
That’s show business for you
that's show business
The show must go on
tricks of the trade
wave the flag
white flag, show the
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Freida
FREE-də
English
Rafaela
-
Spanish, Portuguese, Macedonian
Vitomir
-
Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Medieval Slavic
&Aelig;Bbe
-
Anglo-Saxon
Eike
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German
Damon
['deimən]
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