from head/top to heels/toe/foot

One’s entire body; totally. The earliest of these slightly varied expressions is from head to foot, which Homer used in the Iliad, Aristophanes in Plutus, Plautus in several plays, and many others after them. Shakespeare used from top to toe in Hamlet (1.2). The alliterative head to heels, dating from about 1400, was favored by the English poet William Cowper (Anti-Thelypthora, 1781): “So polished and compact from head to heel.” See also stem to stern.

词组	from head/top to heels/toe/foot
释义	from head/top to heels/toe/foot from head/top to heels/toe/foot One’s entire body; totally. The earliest of these slightly varied expressions is from head to foot, which Homer used in the Iliad, Aristophanes in Plutus, Plautus in several plays, and many others after them. Shakespeare used from top to toe in Hamlet (1.2). The alliterative head to heels, dating from about 1400, was favored by the English poet William Cowper (Anti-Thelypthora, 1781): “So polished and compact from head to heel.” See also stem to stern. See also: foot, head, heel, toe, top The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: scared silly/stiff/to death, to be have a head open one’s kimono gripes one’s butt Trojan, he is a/works like a/a regular my face when my reaction when MFW MRW be/go on the warpath
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