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know (something) inside and out
know (something) inside and out
To be well-versed in and/or very familiar with something. I'm ready for this exam—I know genetics inside and out! I think Mary will do great at the audition, now that she knows the dance inside and out. These cabbies know the city streets inside and out.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Niketa | | - | Indian, Marathi, Hindi |
Judda | | - | Ancient Germanic |
Shelomoh | | - | Biblical Hebrew |
Vili | | VEE-lee (Finnish) | Hungarian, Slovene, Finnish |
FÜLÖP | | - | Hungarian |
Kondrat | | KAWN-draht | Polish (Archaic) |