tooth+and+nail
21tooth and nail — Synonyms and related words: arduously, atrociously, barbarously, bec et ongles, bestially, brutally, brutishly, committedly, decidedly, decisively, determinedly, devotedly, earnestly, effortfully, ferociously, fiercely, firmly, fixedly, hammer… …
22tooth and nail — with all one s might or strength, with might and main, hammer and tongs, heart and soul, Latin, vieetarmis, Archaic. amain; fiercely, ferociously, savagely, violently, with a vengeance; frantically, frenziedly, furiously, wildly, madly, with… …
23tooth and nail — See: HAMMER AND TONGS …
24tooth and nail — See: HAMMER AND TONGS …
25fight tooth and nail — go at it/fight/tooth and nail phrase to fight or argue with energy and determination Ministers have been fighting tooth and nail over this issue. Thesaurus: to arguehyponym arguments and arguingsynonym …
26fight tooth and nail — If someone will fight tooth and nail for something, they will not stop at anything to get what they want. ( Fight tooth and claw is an alternative.) (Dorking School Dictionary) *** If you fight tooth and nail for something, you fight… …
27fight someone tooth and nail — fight (someone/something) tooth and nail to use a lot of effort to oppose someone or achieve something. We fought tooth and nail to keep our share of the business. They vowed to fight the new legislation tooth and nail …
28fight something tooth and nail — fight (someone/something) tooth and nail to use a lot of effort to oppose someone or achieve something. We fought tooth and nail to keep our share of the business. They vowed to fight the new legislation tooth and nail …
29fight tooth and nail — fight (someone/something) tooth and nail to use a lot of effort to oppose someone or achieve something. We fought tooth and nail to keep our share of the business. They vowed to fight the new legislation tooth and nail …
30Syndrome, tooth and nail — A genetic disorder characterized by the absence of several teeth at birth and abnormalities of the nails. The disorder is also known as hypodontia and nail dysgenesis or Witkop syndrome (TNS). It was first described by Dr. Carl Witkop in 1965.… …
