be as safe as houses



be as safe as houses

To be protected. The phrase alludes to the idea of "home" as a safe haven or shelter. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. I locked your jewelry in a drawer, so it's as safe as houses.
See also: house, safe

be as safe as houses

  (British & Australian)
to be very safe Don't worry, I've locked your bicycle in the shed - it's as safe as houses.
See also: house, safe

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
MervynMUR-vin (English)Welsh, English
BrÉAnainn-Ancient Irish
Maddox['mædəks]
Ishani-Indian, Hindi
Sibyllezi-BUY-lə (German)German, French
Sixtus-Late Roman