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put one's legs under someone's mahogany

put one's legs under someone's mahogany phrase: to dine with someone.

Phrase

put one's legs under someone's mahogany

  1. (idiomatic) To dine with someone.

Questions about put one's legs under someone's mahogany

What does put one's legs under someone's mahogany mean?
Put one's legs under someone's mahogany means to dine with someone.
What part of speech is put one's legs under someone's mahogany?
Put one's legs under someone's mahogany is a phrase.

Words near put one's legs under someone's mahogany in the dictionary

  1. put one's heart in
  2. put one's heart into
  3. put one's heart on one's sleeve
  4. put one's house in order
  5. put one's household in order
  6. put one's legs under someone's mahogany
  7. put one's mind to it
  8. put one's money where one's mouth is
  9. put one's money where one's mouth was
  10. put one's name in the hat
  11. put one's neck out

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