Idioms About Age
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act one's age
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To be mature and not childish.
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age before beauty
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A phrase said to allow older people to go before younger ones. Now most often used humorously...
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age out of something
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The phrase age out of something means to reach an age at which one is no longer eligible for ...
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come of age
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The phrase come of age means to reach adulthood.
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coon's age
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The idiom a coon's age refers to a very long period of time.
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dog's age
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The idiom dog's age refers to a long period of time.
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feel your age
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The phrase feel your age means to realize that you are growing old.
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get on in years
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advanced in age.
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golden age
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Period of prosperity.
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I wasn't born yesterday
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If you say you 'I wasn't born yesterday' you mean that you are not stupid enough to believe anything said to you.
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in a coon's age
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The phrase in a coon's age means in a very long time.
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in this day and age
Meaning:
In the present.
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leave the nest
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The phrase leave the nest means to move from one's parents' home. Such a move is mainly motivated by a desire for independence.
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life begins at 40
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The phrase life begins at 40 means that when one reaches the age of forty, life becomes better, maybe because one has the skills....
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long in the tooth
Meaning:
very old.; Getting on in years
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of a certain age
Meaning:
no longer young; Said about people who are not young.
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of advanced age
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The phrase of advanced age or advanced years describes someone as old.
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