Shoot or stab a person, especially fatally. For example, Stick up your hands or I'll let daylight through you. This idiom alludes to making a hole in someone's body. [Slang; early 1700s]
| Idioms: let daylight through |
Shoot or stab a person, especially fatally. For example, Stick up your hands or I'll let daylight through you. This idiom alludes to making a hole in someone's body. [Slang; early 1700s]
| daylight (Idiom) | |
| through (Idiom) |
| What materials will let water through them? Read answer... | |
| A material that does not let light through? Read answer... | |
| The guard will not let you past through what do you do? Read answer... |
| Does not let water pass through? | |
| What does not let sound through it? | |
| Let light through? |
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