the knives are out



the knives are out

  (British & Australian)
something that you say which means that a group of people are angry with someone and want to criticize them or cause problems for them (often + for ) The knives are out for Danvers following his team's poor performance in six successive games.
See also: out

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
SherlockSHUR-lahk (English)Literature
Anika (1)AH-nee-kah (German)German, Dutch, Danish, Slovene
Hektor-Greek Mythology
Cahal-Irish
Benoite-French
Paris['pæris]