make buckle and tongue meet

To have enough money to survive. Although the exact image referred to in this phrase is unclear, it means the same as "make ends meet." Now that I have a well-paying job, I can finally make buckle and tongue meet.

See also: and, buckle, make, meet, tongue

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Calixtus	-	Late Roman
Lazar	LAH-zahr (Russian, Serbian, Croatian)	Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian
Gumarich	-	Ancient Germanic
Jerrod	JER-əd	English
Martinus	-	Ancient Roman, Dutch
Emma	['emə]