🤝 Hand in Glove
Hand in glove - On very intimate terms; allies. This metaphor for a close fit (as gloves fit hands) was already a proverb in John Ray’s 1678 collection, although it originally was put as hand and glove. “Connected as the hand and glove is, madam, poetry and love,” wrote David Lloyd (Epistle to a Friend, ca. 1792).
Synonyms
- Best buds
- Thick as thieves
- Joined at the hip
- Bosom buddies
- Partners in crime
Antonyms
- At odds
- Cats and dogs
- On the outs
- Not on speaking terms
- Estranged
Proverb
“He who cannot agree with his friends, let him speak no more.”
Humor-filled Quotes
“Friends are the people who know all about you and still like you.” – Elbert Hubbard
“A good friend will help you move. But a really good friend will help you move a dead body. (Just kidding…or am I?)” – A funny friend
Literature and References
- Books: “The Help” by Kathryn Stockett—explores relationships that may initially seem professional but evolve into deeper alliances.
- Movies: “Sherlock Holmes” (2009 film)—demonstrates the iconic friendship and teamwork of Holmes and Watson.
- Songs: “Lean on Me” by Bill Withers—celebrates the dependability of close friendships.
- Poetry: “A Time to Talk” by Robert Frost—captures the essence of taking time for friends despite a busy life.
Inspirational Thought: 🌟 “Cherish those true alliances, for they’re the fitting gloves to your life’s hands.” 🌟
Serena Storyweaver