Her skin must have been as
thick as an elephant's to have put up with all the crap she had to face.
Not exact matches
In a striking example combining metaphor and humor, Koko made a joke about being a «sad
elephant» because she was reduced to drinking water through a
thick rubber straw
as a solution to her constant nagging one morning for more drinks of juice (IULG 534).
They are
thick communities, where students and teachers celebrate and suffer together; where you know when someone is having a bad day and ask what you can do to help; where in the classroom adventure and risk, cheers, and even embarrassment are experienced directly; where the wrinkle of a brow and what is not said mean just
as much
as what is spoken; and where disagreement can squat in the room like the
elephant it usually is and not be mouse - clicked away.
The handle of this fork was about
as thick as a little finger and was decorated with three
elephant heads.
The
thick forestlands are home to the endangered Bengal tiger and serve
as an important migration corridor for
elephants.
Elephants — they're huge and galumphing, they have
thick skin and the ever - odd (and wonderful) dangling appendage known
as a trunk.