be up with the crows



be up with the crows

To be awake, out of bed, and active at a particularly early hour of the morning. Primarily heard in Australia. I don't know how he does it, but my husband is up with the crows every single morning. I won't have another pint, thanks. I have to be up with the crows tomorrow, so I'd better head home soon.
See also: crow, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ben[ben]
Arjuna-Hinduism
RaleighRAW-leeEnglish
Friduhelm-Ancient Germanic
Eligiae-LEEG-yah (Polish)Polish, Late Roman
Cornelius[kɔ:'ni:ljəs]