How to pronounce “hot on the trail”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (idiomatic) Synonym of hot on someone's heels.

Practice Nearby Words

hot on someone's heels, hot to trot, hot on, close on the heels of, quick on one's feet, quick off the mark, peed off, quick-fire, pressed for time, around the corner, caught on the hop, slow off the mark, quick as a flash, too hot to hold, full speed ahead, off and running, taken short, on the horn, heated, dead on one's feet, off the hook, on the lam, blink-and-you-miss-it, last minute, hustly, quick on the draw, down to the wire, in for it, off like a prom dress, near as a toucher, doghoused, come-hithery, out on one's feet, all the rage, all the go, bad to beat, gate-happy, shot, hell-bent, in the wind, up someone's street, beat, caught with one's pants down, toes up, rode hard and put up wet, het up, red in the face, piggyback, fresh out of, round the twist, on the ropes, number one with a bullet, bang on, laced-up, high on the totem pole, bagged, off like a bride's nightie, shafted, nip and tuck, hard-pressed, bang on the money, high and dry, up to something, busting, in a bake, caught raiding the cookie jar, out on one's ear, cruising for a bruising, in from the cold, having a moment, lit up, easy as falling off a log, torqued off, knocked over with a feather, down to the short strokes, knocking on heaven's door, in for the kill, on one's knees, thisclose, like a phoenix from the ashes, backed, like the cat that got the cream, out for blood, shook-up, snowed under, flat on one's back, caught with the cookie jar, teed off, instafamous, screwed, sprung, hard done by, bang up, all eyes and ears, loaded for bear, dressed to kill, in dickie's meadow, flash for cash, hooped, up to bat

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