Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
Embark on a new venture, start into new territory. For example, I’ve only had a few cello lessons—I’ve barely gotten my feet wet. This expression alludes to the timid swimmer slowly getting into the water. [Late 1500s]
Embark on a new venture, start into new territory. For example, I’ve only had a few cello lessons—I’ve barely gotten my feet wet. This expression alludes to the timid swimmer slowly getting into the water. [Late 1500s]