swash someone's buckle
The phrase "swash someone's buckle" evokes imagery of swashbuckling heroes and can be used humorously to describe adventurous or bold behavior.
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Definition
C1General
(informal, humorous)To act boldly and confidently, often with a sense of adventure or flair.
Example
- He decided to swash his buckle and take on the challenge headfirst.
- Feeling inspired by the pirate movie, she swashed her buckle and asked for a raise.
C2Conflict
(informal)To defeat or overcome someone decisively.
Example
- In the final match, the underdog team swashed their buckle and won the championship.
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