Idiom

Flesh and blood

What does "Flesh and blood" mean?

1 - One's family. 2 - the bodily stuff we are made of.

Flesh and blood

Britain, 10th century, from a biblical source.

1 - One's family. 2 - the bodily stuff we are made of.

Worldwide.

  • 1 - We aren't putting Dad into a home. He is our flesh and blood after all. 2 - It's so hot in here - almost more than flesh and blood can stand.