2024年2月1日 · The phrase "finer than frog hair" is a colloquial expression used to describe something as supremely excellent in character, quality, or ability. It can also refer to a …

1. Supremely excellent in character, quality, or ability. I tell you what, this wedding is finer than frog's hair split three ways, don't you think? Mabel, you've outdone yourself. This dish is truly …

What's the meaning of the phrase 'As fine as frog's hair'? Extremely fine, that is, delicate and slender. What's the origin of the phrase 'As fine as frog's hair'? This is an American simile and …

2014年5月19日 · The phrase stuck. 9. “I’m finer than frog hair split four ways.” Southerners mostly use this phrase to answer, “How are you?”

A state of being extremely thin (Since frogs do not have hair, something that is "finer than frog hair" means something that is as thin/fine/excellent as possible). 1. Bill: "How are you doing …

“Finer than frog hair” What does it mean? It means a person is in good spirits or excellent mood. Origin: The allusion to the hairs on a frog clearly points us to the 'slender, narrow', meaning of …

Similarly, as a metaphor, when you say that "I am finer than frog hair" you mean "very, very fine" or "extremely fine." This can also be used as a (weird) compliment, when you say "you were …

colloquial Very good or excellent. Primarily heard in US. Wow, that dress is finer than frog's hair—you look gorgeous! A: "How you feelin' these days, Al?" B: "Finer than frog hair split four …

2015年10月30日 · Fine as an adverb, meaning in a satisfactory or pleasing manner; very well. Fine to describe a thread, filament, or person's (or a frog's) hair as thin. Fine as of high quality. …

2023年5月21日 · Whether you're madder than a wet hen or feeling finer than a frog's hair, this list of Southern phrases and their origins will have you smilin' like a pig in the sunshine...