A list of phrases containing the word "own"...
- A legend in his own lifetime ( the meaning and origin of this phrase... )
- A man after my own heart ( the meaning and origin of this phrase... )
- A man who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client ( the meaning and origin of this phrase... )
- A prophet is not recognized in his own land
- Afraid of your own shadow
- After your own heart ( the meaning and origin of this phrase... )
- All my own work
- An ill-favoured thing sir, but mine own
- Author of your own misfortune
- Be your own man
- Beaten at your own game
- Blow your own horn
- Blow your own trumpet ( the meaning and origin of this phrase... )
- But for my own part, it was Greek to me
- Chase your own tail
- Come into your own
- Cut your own throat
- Die in your own bed
- Dig your own grave
- Do your own thing
- Each to his own
- Feed a dog its own tail
- Frightened of your own shadow
- Go your own way
- God's own country ( Kerala, India advertising slogan )
- Have it your own way
- He is his own worst enemy
- His own man
- Hoist by your own petard
- Hold your own
- In a class of his own
- In a league of his own
- In love with the sound of your own voice
- In your own time
- Keep your own counsel
- Knit your own sandals
- Left to your own devices
- Life of its own
- Make Your Own Kind Of Music ( Mama Cass Elliot song )
- Make a rod for your own back
- Mind of your own
- Mind your own beeswax
- Mind your own business
- My Own Private Idaho ( River Phoenix movie )
- Of your own accord
- Off you own bat
- On your own head be it
- On your own terms
- Own label
- Own up
- Paddle your own canoe
- Plough one's own furrow
- Plough your own furrow
- Poor thing but mine own
- Score an own goal
- Sooner or later, you'll own Generals ( General Tires Corp advertising slogan )
- Stand on your own two feet
- Stew in your own juice
- Swallow your own smoke
- Take the law into your own hands
- Taste of your own medicine
- Tears Dry On Their Own ( Amy Winehouse song )
- The devil looks after his own
- The mind is its own place, and in itself, can make a Heav'n of Hell, a Hell of Heav'n ( from a poem by Milton )
- To each his own
- Today the discriminating family finds it absolutely necessary to own two or more motor cars ( Buick advertising slogan )
- Toot your own horn
- Under your own steam
- Virtue is its own reward
- Water seeks its own level
- Weave your own sandals
- You don't know your own strength
- You made your own luck
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