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- put out the welcome mat (for someone)
put out the welcome mat (for someone)
put out the welcome mat (for someone)
To welcome someone with a warm or elaborate display of friendliness and hospitality. My auntie always puts out the welcome mat whenever we call around for a visit. The principal likes to put out the welcome mat for new teachers every autumn, so they can start of the school year on a positive note.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Karsten | | KAHR-sten (Low German) | Low German, Danish, Norwegian |
Aqila | | - | Arabic |
Macy | | MAY-see | English |
Ryleigh | | RIE-lee | English (Modern) |
ÓEngus | | - | Ancient Irish, Irish Mythology |
Andie | | AN-dee | English |