How to pronounce “work both ends against the middle”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of play both sides against the middle.

Practice Nearby Words

work both sides against the middle, double-deal, play someone like a bass fiddle, side-line, double team, flipflop, side line, counterattack, doublepark, do by half-measures, double park, half-joke, work round, countermanoeuvre, sycophantise, headgame, out-flank, throw a wrench into the works, play safe, change horses in mid-stream, double dip, ping-pong, one-up, cross-bite, double count, outmanœuvre, flip flop, back-hand, mismaneuvre, smack-talk, arm twist, arm wrestle, role-play, intwist, wrong foot, mimick, outmanœuver, talk round, skrimmage, wrongfoot, finangle, hocus and pocus, doubletime, outmanoeuver, cross-ruff, strongarm, short-change, off-stage, do the rounds, parly, head-hunt, back-heel, bad-mouth, cut the rug, backdoor, counter-meet, criss-cross, trashtalk, to-and-fro, tomtom, strike-break, maneuvre, wargame, not know where to turn, zig-zag, rôleplay, cross-kick, middleclick, leap-frog, side-slip, switch-blade, strawman, bull-whip, manœuvre, deadcenter, break dance, see-saw, back-chat, wombo-combo, illtreat, work best under pressure, know inside out, phoney up, manoeuver, slamdunk, wig-wag, double-date, alleyoop, slow-roll, back-bite, know which way is up, short change, hansel, fenagle, scrape and bow, counter-surf, beat-mix, out-guess, break the mould, skrimshank

Similar Sounds

once again, again and again, circumduction, second skin, second son, scandian, skowhegan, ski conditions, skin condition, skin diving