How to pronounce “take a knife to a gunfight”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of bring a knife to a gunfight.

Practice Nearby Words

bring a knife to a gunfight, turn the knife, twist the knife in the wound, fill one's hand, turn the knife in the wound, take a bullet, hold a gun to someone's head, come to blows, twist the knife, tool up, take a fall, stick the knife in, put to the sword, put a gun to someone's head, cross swords, eat one's gun, get some, fight fire with fire, take up the hatchet, take up the gantlet, take a stab at, draw fire, measure swords, run through, play with edged tools, take on, stick by one's guns, square up, come to the scratch, throw hands, throw down, cut like a knife, choose one's battles, shiv, fall on one's sword, run with scissors, dodge a bullet, measure swords with someone, lay down arms, take one's courage in both hands, beat one's swords into plowshares, take the fall, arm to the teeth, get it on, take it outside, step into the breach, come out swinging, catch a square, come in hot, take up the gauntlet, bare-knuckle, cut in, carry one's own hide to market, get to grips with, shank, pull one's punches, knifecrime, take one's life, get one's teeth into, take up the glove, cut one's own throat, lose his head, run hands, take one's own hide to market, bring it, take law into one's own hands, get the drop on, go at it, come to grips with, pull the trigger, walk into, take the game to, karate, pick a fight, slap leather, get into the wrong hands, come to grips, go into, take one's best shot, slug it out, have a stab, juice up, shotgun, have someone there, take one's chances, fight like cats and dogs, take no prisoners, infight, catch a falling knife, rattle one's saber, jack-knife, stick one's foot in it, shoot from the hip, dirk, strike in, bring oneself to, pack heat, fall into a trap, knuckle up, cut down

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