strike pay dirt



strike pay dirt

To discover or happen upon something very, particularly, or abundantly valuable or useful, especially after a long or arduous search. I was combing through books in the library for hours, trying to find material for my thesis, when finally I struck pay dirt with an old collection of literary criticisms from the 1970s. I loved to search through my grandfather's attic when I was a kid, convinced that someday I would strike pay dirt.
See also: dirt, pay, strike

strike pay dirt

verb
See also: dirt, pay, strike

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Vincenteveen-CHEN-teItalian
Driscoll['driskəl]
KyllikkiKUYL-leek-kee (Finnish)Finnish, Finnish Mythology
Kylian-French
Ishvi-Biblical
Emilioe-MEE-lyo (Italian, Spanish)Italian, Spanish, Portuguese