Phrase thesaurus
Someone Phrases
250 phrases and expressions related to "someone".
Phrases
- Beat someone black and blue
- Big fish in a small pool (someone considered influential compared to their less significant peers)
- Bite someone's head off
- Bleed someone dry
- Bleed someone white
- Blow someone away
- Bonus genius (a good spirit accompanying and supporting someone)
- Bore the pants off someone
- Bump into someone
- Bust someone's ass
- Buttonhole someone
- By royal appointment
- Chew someone's ass
- Come down on someone like a ton of bricks
- Cut someone dead
- Cut someone down in their prime
- Cut someone down to size
- Dance on someone's grave
- Dance to someone's tune
- Dead white European male (derogatory reference to someone who has an unjustified reputation)
- Draw someone's fire
- Drive someone into a corner
- Drop someone off
- Dump on someone
- Eat out of someone's hand
- Eat someone alive
- Ethnic stocking (the appointment to political office on the basis of ethnicity)
- Exert one's authority
- Eye someone up and down
- Feel someone up
- Feel someone's collar
- Flip someone the bird
- Freeze someone out
- Get into someone's pants
- Get no change out of someone
- Give someone a bell
- Give someone a bloody nose
- Give someone a boost
- Give someone a good talking to
- Give someone a rocket
- Give someone a thick ear
- Give someone a wide berth
- Give someone an earful
- Give someone hell
- Give someone skin
- Give someone the boot
- Give someone the brush-off
- Give someone the mushroom treatment
- Give someone the slip
- Give someone the willys
- Give someone what for
- Grass someone up
- Have someone on toast
- Have someone's ear
- Heap coals of fire on someone's head
- Hear someone out
- High roller (someone who gambles for high stakes)
- Hit the bricks (a cursory slang term telling someone to leave)
- I have it on good authority
- If you want to impress someone, put him on your Black list (Johnny Walker Black Whiskey advertising slogan)
- In someone's bad books
- Invite someone over
- Jog someone's elbow
- Jump someone's bones
- Keep someone sweet
- Know someone in the biblical sense
- Lay a trip on someone
- Lead someone to the altar
- Leading authority
- Leave someone cold
- Lick someone's boots
- Look someone up and down
- Make someone happy with a phone call (British Telecom advertising slogan)
- Make someone's toes curl
- My one regret in life is that I am not someone else (Woody Allen line)
- On nodding acquaintance
- Out for someone's blood
- Pop someone's cherry
- Pull someone up short
- Pull the wool over someone's eyes
- Push someone's buttons
- Put someone down
- Put the bite on someone
- Put the fear of God into someone
- Put the fear of death into someone
- Put words into someone's mouth
- Reach out and touch someone (American Telephone & Telegraph advertising slogan)
- Renew your acquaintance
- Rob someone blind
- Rub someone's nose in it
- See the back of someone
- Sell someone a dummy
- Shoot someone a line
- Should old acquaintance be forgot
- Shove it down someone's throat
- Sing someone's praises
- Sit on someone's tail
- Snap someone's head off
- Someone Like You (Adele song)
- Someone ears are burning
- Someone walked on my grave
- Steal someone's heart
- Steal someone's thunder
- String someone along
- Suck someone dry
- Take cuts at someone (A baseball expression meaning taking a verbal swing or striking a blow at a reputation)
- Take someone out
- Take someone to law
- Take someone to one side
- Take someone to task
- Take someone to the woodshed
- Take someone's word for it
- Take the bread out of someone's mouth
- Teach someone a lesson
- Teach someone a thing or two
- Tell someone where to get off
- The empty chair (the perceived absense of someone who is recently deceased)
- Throw the book at someone
- Tip someone off
- Tip someone the wink
- Toy with someone's affections
- Treat someone like dirt
- Trifle with someone's affections
- Walk all over someone
- Walk someone off their feet
- War baby (someone born during the war - especially the illegitimate child of a soldier)
- War criminal (someone who has flouted the Geneva Convention)
- War hero (someone who acted heroically during a war)
- We answer to a higher authority (Hebrew National hot dogs advertising slogan)
- Wind someone up (deliberately draw attention to something that will create agitation)
- World authority
Related
- Beat someone black and blue
- Big fish in a small pool (someone considered influential compared to their less significant peers)
- Bite someone's head off
- Bleed someone dry
- Bleed someone white
- Blow someone away
- Bonus genius (a good spirit accompanying and supporting someone)
- Bore the pants off someone
- Bump into someone
- Bust someone's ass
- Buttonhole someone
- Chew someone's ass
- Come down on someone like a ton of bricks
- Cut someone dead
- Cut someone down in their prime
- Cut someone down to size
- Dance on someone's grave
- Dance to someone's tune
- Dead white European male (derogatory reference to someone who has an unjustified reputation)
- Draw someone's fire
- Drive someone into a corner
- Drop someone off
- Dump on someone
- Eat out of someone's hand
- Eat someone alive
- Eye someone up and down
- Feel someone up
- Feel someone's collar
- Flip someone the bird
- Freeze someone out
- Get into someone's pants
- Get no change out of someone
- Give someone a bell
- Give someone a bloody nose
- Give someone a boost
- Give someone a good talking to
- Give someone a rocket
- Give someone a thick ear
- Give someone a wide berth
- Give someone an earful
- Give someone hell
- Give someone skin
- Give someone the boot
- Give someone the brush-off
- Give someone the mushroom treatment
- Give someone the slip
- Give someone the willys
- Give someone what for
- Grass someone up
- Have someone on toast
- Have someone's ear
- Heap coals of fire on someone's head
- Hear someone out
- High roller (someone who gambles for high stakes)
- Hit the bricks (a cursory slang term telling someone to leave)
- If you want to impress someone, put him on your Black list (Johnny Walker Black Whiskey advertising slogan)
- In someone's bad books
- Invite someone over
- Jog someone's elbow
- Jump someone's bones
- Keep someone sweet
- Know someone in the biblical sense
- Lay a trip on someone
- Lead someone to the altar
- Leave someone cold
- Lick someone's boots
- Look someone up and down
- Make someone happy with a phone call (British Telecom advertising slogan)
- Make someone's toes curl
- My one regret in life is that I am not someone else (Woody Allen line)
- Out for someone's blood
- Pop someone's cherry
- Pull someone up short
- Pull the wool over someone's eyes
- Push someone's buttons
- Put someone down
- Put the bite on someone
- Put the fear of God into someone
- Put the fear of death into someone
- Put words into someone's mouth
- Reach out and touch someone (American Telephone & Telegraph advertising slogan)
- Rob someone blind
- Rub someone's nose in it
- See the back of someone
- Sell someone a dummy
- Shoot someone a line
- Sing someone's praises
- Sit on someone's tail
- Snap someone's head off
- Someone Like You (Adele song)
- Someone ears are burning
- Someone walked on my grave
- Steal someone's heart
- Steal someone's thunder
- String someone along
- Suck someone dry
- Take cuts at someone (A baseball expression meaning taking a verbal swing or striking a blow at a reputation)
- Take someone out
- Take someone to law
- Take someone to one side
- Take someone to task
- Take someone to the woodshed
- Take the bread out of someone's mouth
- Teach someone a lesson
- Teach someone a thing or two
- Tell someone where to get off
- The empty chair (the perceived absense of someone who is recently deceased)
- Throw the book at someone
- Tip someone off
- Tip someone the wink
- Toy with someone's affections
- Treat someone like dirt
- Trifle with someone's affections
- Walk all over someone
- Walk someone off their feet
- War baby (someone born during the war - especially the illegitimate child of a soldier)
- War criminal (someone who has flouted the Geneva Convention)
- War hero (someone who acted heroically during a war)
- Wind someone up (deliberately draw attention to something that will create agitation)