Metaphor | Too big for your boots |
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Question Meaning | What do you mean? |
Meaning | If you say that someone is too big for their boots, you are criticizing them for behaving as if they think they are more important than they are. |
Question Example | Example |
Example | “I liked him better before he won that prize. Since then, he’s been too big for his boots.” |
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