death on
death on phrase: very keen on or good at (something).
Phrase
death on
- Very keen on or good at (something).
- She's death on the fashion, Mercy is. Why, that last gown of hers, cut out a piece of calico a neighbor brought from the East—you'd ought to see it.1901, Evelyn Raymond, The Sun Maid: A Story of Fort Dearborn
- She's a Canadian half-breed, and she has a sweet tooth and a bitter tongue. The only joys that lighten her dusty pilgrimage through this vale of tears are eating candy and giving cheek to her superior officer. She's death on candy, […]1913, Robert Blatchford, Tommy Atkins of the Ramchunders, page 106
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- What does death on mean?
- Death on means very keen on or good at (something).
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