Idiom.
"Keep a weather eye."
Keep a weather eye on something/someone (British & Australian):
To watch something or someone carefully, because they may cause trouble or they may need help. I'd like you to keep a weather eye on the situation and report any major developments to me at once.
(Intransitive, idiomatic) To remain vigilant and alert; to keep watch.
This phrase has nautical roots.
There you go Lynette! I didn't just pull that one out of my, uh, hat.
1 comment:
Suleman said to me while he was here: "Idioms, similes, met-aphors...tell me some more idioms, similes, and metaphors for my gi-als."
He loved my one-liners. "Your eyes are like the stars in the heavens." Evidently, so did the little 14-year olds he was mackin' on!
Good job on your homework. Now I don't think you were smoking crack. A+!!
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