Phrase thesaurus
Armour Phrases
71 phrases and expressions related to "armour".
Phrases
- A newspaper, not a snoozepaper (Mail on Sunday advertising slogan)
- A tiger in your tank
- A white knight
- Air Force blue
- All over him like a cheap suit
- All the news that's fit to print (New York Times advertising slogan)
- As fit as a butcher's dog
- As fit as a fiddle
- At a price to suit your pocket
- Brute force
- Bunny suit (Canadian military slang term for a cbrn (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear))
- Cross into the Blue (United States Air Force advertising slogan)
- Cut your coat to suit your cloth
- Direct mail
- Dish fit for the gods
- Driving force
- Drunk tank
- Express Mail
- Fighting fit
- Fit But You Know It (The Streets' song)
- Fit Dunlop and be satisfied (Dunlop Tyres advertising slogan)
- Fit a quart into a pint pot
- Fit for a king
- Fit for purpose
- Fit in with
- Fit of the giggles
- Fit the bill
- Fit to a T
- Fit to be tied
- Follow suit
- Force his hand
- Force of habit
- Force of nature
- Force the issue
- Force to be reckoned with
- Grunt cruncher (military tank - grunt is a slang term for infantryman)
- Hate mail
- Have a fit
- Hissy fit
- In force
- In your birthday suit
- Jesus saves green shield stamps
- Junk mail
- Knight in shining armour
- Knight of the road
- Laugh fit to burst
- Let the punishment fit the crime
- Life force
- Mail order bride
- Mail shot
- May the force be with you (A catchphrase from Star Wars)
- My wings are a shield of steel (A catchphrase from Batfink cartoon)
- Not fit for a dog
- Not fit for purpose
- Penguin suit
- Perfect fit
- Put a tiger in Your Tank (Esso advertising slogan)
- Royal flush (in poker - a hand including a ten jack queen king and ace of the same suit)
- Snail mail
- Suit up
- Suit you, sir (A catchphrase from The Fast Show)
- Suit yourself
- The check is in the mail
- The dogs kids love to bite (Armour Hot Dogs advertising slogan)
- There's a tiger in my tank
- Tour de force (a feat of strength power or skill)
- Voice mail
- Well fit
- Whistle and flute (Cockney rhyming slang for suit)
- White knight
- Zoot suit