Prosperous, living well. For example, After we make our first million, we'll be in clover. This expression alludes to cattle happily feeding on clover. Slightly different versions are
like pigs in clover and
rolling in clover. [c. 1700]
in clover
| Idioms: in clover |
| Shopping: in clover |
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 | Klawer |
| Swedish clover |
| Claverley |
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