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Idiom be armed to the teeth if a person or a country is armed to the teeth, they have many weapons.We walked past a group of soldiers, armed to the teeth.
idiombe armed to the teethto possess a lot of weapons:Both sides are armed to the teeth and the chances of peace appear remote.I agree that we must not support such governments by arming them to the teeth, but we have no right to attempt to keep arms from them.
be armed to the teethTo possess many weapons. The city is armed to the teeth. Someone trying to commit a crime would probably get shot by the intended victim! They thought the criminal only had a knife, but he was armed to the teeth. |