let's shake on it
let's shake on it
Let us grasp each other's hand as a sign that we both agree to or on something, such as a deal or arrangement. A: "I'll give you $5,000 for your car." B: "Deal. Let's shake on it." Let's shake on it for now, and I'll draw up a formal contract when I'm back in Detroit.
See also: on, shake
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
Let's shake on it.
Let us mark this agreement by shaking hands on it. Bob: Do you agree? Mary: I agree. Let's shake on it. Bob: Okay. Bill: Good idea. Sounds fine. Bob (extending his hand): Okay, let's shake on it. Bill (shaking hands with Bob): Great!
See also: on, shake
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- drop (someone or something) on (someone or something)
- drop on
- have a clue
- not have a clue
- grope after
- grope after (someone or something)
- grope at
- grope at (someone or something)
- be across (something)
- be across something