at (one's) elbow



at (one's) elbow

Close by; readily available. Please stay at your mother's elbow, in case she needs your help. I'm not very creative in the kitchen, so I always have a cookbook at my elbow when I prepare a new dish.
See also: elbow

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Emerson['eməsn]
DonnyDAHN-eeEnglish
BarrieBAR-ee, BER-eeIrish, English
Luiz-Portuguese (Brazilian)
Touthmosis-Ancient Egyptian (Hellenized)
TÓDor-Hungarian