Idioms with the word "Six"
1. Six ways from Sunday: Every possible way
2. Six feet under: dead and buried (from the traditional burial depth of six feet; compare to “deep-six”)
3. Deep-six: dispose of or get rid of (from a nautical measurement of depth; compare to “six feet under”)
4. Six of one and half a dozen of the other: Said in reference to little difference between two things.
5.Eighty-six: To 86 someone is to eject or get rid of them, or to refuse them service.
6. At sixes and sevens: confused
7. Six-pack: While away the time drinking beer, or a reference to a well-toned abdomen (because the contours of the muscles resemble the adjacent curves of a set of beverage cans)
8.Joe Six-Pack: the average man (from the notion that he’s just a regular guy who likes to drink beer)
Idioms with the word "Sixth"
1. Sixth sense:A perceptiveness that cannot be achieved with the five physical senses