I'd buy that for a dollar, phrase
An item with so much value it's worth the price of a dollar as if that dollar came from the early 1920s.
Added on May 8, 2011 by John S.
a watched pot never boils, phrase
A reminder that things happen in their own time, thus fretting is futile.
Mother reminded Timmy that, "a watched pot never boils," while he anxiously stared at the rotary Friday night.
Added on December 16, 2011 by Susan K.
all dolled up, phrase
To be appropriately dressed in such a way that you're ready for the evening ahead of you. Typically to be glamorous.
Missy was all dolled up for the evening with her blouse and brooch, while Theodore had only his every-day slacks at hand.
Added on February 21, 2012 by danielslaughter