Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

to-the-teeth

idiom

/ˈtuː ðə tiːθ/

Definition

Fully armed or equipped; completely prepared or adorned.

Examples

He arrived to the competition to-the-teeth, ensuring he had all his gear and supplies ready.
The soldiers were dressed to-the-teeth in their tactical gear before the mission.
She was dressed to-the-teeth for the gala, wearing a stunning gown and exquisite jewelry.

Meaning

This expression indicates that someone is thoroughly prepared or outfitted for a specific purpose, often used in contexts implying readiness for combat or any challenging situation.