Jun 27, 2016 · I came across a few combinations of ' nailed it ' or ' nailed down ' in various contexts. According to the blog-posts, it seems to be widespread on the internet. However, I …

Nov 20, 2014 · Nailed down is a phrase similar to nailed it. From this site "Nailed It is a phrase used to express success after achieving something seemingly difficult with relative ease. …

It is common practice to use one's mouth as an additional " hand " to hold small nontoxic objects Literally mouthful of nails might mean (source: futurederm.com) but since your text has given …

I was wondering if it sounded natural to native speakers to say, "nail the sh*t out of something", essentially mixing the two expressions to sound more emphatic, as in: She nailed the shit out …

Oct 30, 2015 · You nailed it. You wouldn't say "in a chair" for a straight-back chair with no arm rests. You say "on the chair" in such a case. // Just another weird quirk in English.

Jan 15, 2015 · You'd shut it first, using your hand, then nail it shut. Either we're using "shut" to mean "incapable of being opened", or else we're using "nailed/painted shut" to mean …

The gymnast fumbled a little in the middle of her routine, but since she nailed the landing the judges gave her good scores. I'm not sure about some of the questions on the exam, but I …

Jul 6, 2015 · Can someone be so screwed because someone nailed an argument that made him hammered? Someone commented that my sentence is wrong because I used the word …

Jun 1, 2019 · What do you call the part of a helmet that protect the eye? In the picture above, there's a part that seems to have been nailed on the helmet, it's the bottom part that protects …

"Knock it out of the park " is the only idiomatic phrase. Court and ring are not associated with baseball and thus cannot be used. a baseball diamond refers only to the parallelogram formed …