be out of (one's) shell



be out of (one's) shell

To be less shy or reticent and more sociable, outgoing, or enthusiastic. Samantha was quite a quiet girl growing up, but she's really been out of her shell since leaving for college. Jack is actually a very funny, engaging guy once he's out of his shell.
See also: of, out, shell

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
EdED (English), ET (Dutch)English, Dutch
EsauEE-saw (English)Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Christianne-English (Rare)
GoodwinGUWD-winEnglish (Rare)
Agnarr-Ancient Scandinavian
Ante (1)-Croatian