Wednesday, November 27, 2019

Idiom of the Day: The Boot/Shoe is on the Other Foot

Meaning:
     The expression "the boot/shoe is on the other foot" means that a situation becomes the opposite of what it was before.
Example:
     The cat used to terrorize the kitten before. But, the kitten's breed was a Siberian breed, so when the kitten grown up, the boot was on the other foot. 
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