Come On Board
Definition: Join an organization or group. This idiom has navigated its way from the nautical world of the high seas to everyday jargon, where you’re often invited to metaphorically “come on board” a business or a project, usually with great enthusiasm.
Synonyms:
- Get on board
- Join the team
- Sign up
Antonyms:
- Abandon ship
- Decline the offer
- Opt out
Humorous Quote:
“Why did the scarecrow not come on board? Because he was outstanding in his field!”
Related Sayings & Proverbs:
- All hands on deck! - Calling everyone to help.
- Smooth sailing - When things are going exceptionally well.
Recommended Literature & Media:
- Book: “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” by Jules Verne - Dive into this classic for some ship-related adventure.
- Song: “Come Sail Away” by Styx - Because every boarding calls for an epic soundtrack.
- Movie: Pirates of the Caribbean series - Hop on board for some swashbuckling fun!
Let’s Test the Waters! 🌊
Quiz yourself with these fun multiple-choice questions and see how well you know your nautical expressions!
Ahoy, linguistic adventurer! We hope this nautical journey has left you eager to explore even more idiomatic seas. Set your sails for new horizons of language discovery!
Brought to you by Marina Tidecaller, who says, “May your conversations always be smooth sailing, and may you always find joy in the voyage of words.” 🌊⚓
