armed to the teeth
US /ɑrmd tu ðə tiθ/
UK /ɑrmd tu ðə tiθ/
1.
carrying many weapons
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The soldiers were armed to the teeth, ready for battle.
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The robbers were reportedly armed to the teeth when they broke into the bank.
2.
having a lot of something, especially information or resources
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The legal team was armed to the teeth with evidence.
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Before the negotiation, he made sure he was armed to the teeth with facts and figures.