TO BE INTO A MAN, verb. phr. (common).—To pitch into him; to fight him.
Prep. (American).—‘Short of’; wanting: e.g., ‘I thought I did pretty well delivering all the load into one box’ (i.e., all but one box).
TO BE INTO A MAN, verb. phr. (common).—To pitch into him; to fight him.
Prep. (American).—‘Short of’; wanting: e.g., ‘I thought I did pretty well delivering all the load into one box’ (i.e., all but one box).
