How to pronounce “near as a toucher”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (simile, slang, dated) Very close indeed; as near as possible without actually touching.

Practice Nearby Words

thisclose, close on the heels of, around the corner, quick as a flash, clean as a bean, bang on, hot on someone's heels, last minute, bang on the money, nip and tuck, quick off the mark, hard-pressed, arse about, down to the wire, simple as kiss your hand, shook-up, hot on, quick on one's feet, easy as falling off a log, stick, blink-and-you-miss-it, laced-up, off like a bride's nightie, tetched in the haid, mashed on, quick on the draw, knocking on heaven's door, pleased as punch, hustly, hot on the trail, beat up, slap-up, off like a prom dress, shot, off the hook, shook up, happy as a lark, bang-up, gone, screwed, dead on one's feet, come-to-bed, on the horn, spare, stay, peed off, slow off the mark, ascared, down to the short strokes, beat, arse about face, like the cat that got the cream, more than you can shake a stick at, done up like a kipper, dipped, pressed for time, taken short, thrown, up someone's street, torqued off, hot to trot, bad to beat, taken aback, last-ditch, on the ropes, out on one's feet, catch-as-catch-can, all over but the shouting, far-out, cashed, come-hithery, lit up, clambake, bone hard, on one's knees, heated, het up, in with a chance, bored out of one's tree, round the twist, all eyes and ears, grab-and-go, soft shoe, true blue, number one with a bullet, quick-fire, caught on the hop, shafted, all the rage, bang up, cut up, boned, flat out, stone broke, cut out, taken, bedone, teed off, caught with one's pants down, stuck up

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