How to pronounce “push the boat out”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (British, idiomatic) To do something, especially spend money, more extravagantly than usual, particularly for a celebration.

Practice Nearby Words

push it, splurge, lash out, ball out, blow out, blue, push one's luck, loosen the purse strings, put oneself about, swing for the fences, push the envelope, prodigalize, go mad, shell out, flash the cash, prodigalise, rock the boat, put the pot on, come it, stretch the envelope, go overboard, make a splash, push the edge of the envelope, play up, throw money around, outpush, kick over the traces, go out on a limb, give, put on the ritz, showboat, bump up, turn the boat, bring it, boatlift, stretch the long bow, play big, lean over backwards, go far, spread one's net wide, go out of one's way, dive in, cook up a storm, shove off, outstunt, throw in, stretch, press one's luck, bling out, spice up, hit the gas, get up, give it some welly, cavort, get in the boat and row, plunge, stump up, paint the town red, go large, go big or go home, outlay, boom, outrun the constable, spread one's wings, plunge in, bring out, crowd sail, throw caution to the wind, pump up, back up the truck, put the pedal to the metal, bust out, live it up, beam, spark up, extrude, go ham, chase pennies with dollars, pork out, festinate, cast one's net wider, stick one's oar in, crowd, cast one's bread upon the waters, trump up, cast one's net wide, splash, take the plunge, take a risk, branch out, go to town, keep the flag flying, belly out, go to the wall, pull the long bow, make it rain, put pedal to the metal, outsurge, wring out, up the ante

Similar Sounds

push button, prohibited, bite the bullet, beat about, be about, spin the bottle, up the butt, spin the plate, satiated, sagittate