📒 one of the four long thin parts that stick out from the hand (or five, if the thumb is included)
📒 having the type of fingers mentioned; having or using the number of fingers mentioned
📒 the part of a glove that covers the finger
📒 a long narrow piece of bread, cake, land, etc.
📒 used to say that the total number of somebody/something is very small
📒 to be awkward with your hands so that you drop things or are unable to do something
📒 to suffer as a result of doing something without realizing the possible bad results, especially in business
📒 to hope that your plans will be successful (sometimes putting one finger across another as a sign of hoping for good luck)
📒 used to refer to an estimate or method of doing something that is not very accurate or scientific and partly based on guessing
📒 if the finger of blame/suspicion points or is pointed at somebody, they are suspected of having committed a crime, being responsible for something, etc.
📒 used to tell somebody to start doing some work or making an effort
📒 to raise your middle finger in the air with the back part of your hand facing somebody, done to be rude to somebody or to show them that you are angry
📒 to be involved in a lot of different activities and have influence over them, especially when other people think that this is annoying
📒 to always be aware of the most recent developments in a particular situation
📒 to be stealing money from the place where you work
📒 to be likely to steal something
📒 to touch somebody with the intention of hurting them physically
📒 to miss or fail to use an opportunity
📒 to do nothing to help somebody
📒 to accuse somebody of doing something
📒 to (not) be able to identify what is wrong or different about a particular situation
📒 to form the shape of a V with the two fingers nearest your thumb and raise your hand in the air with the back part of it facing somebody, done to be rude to them or to show them that you are angry
📒 to make a sharp noise by moving your second or third finger quickly against your thumb, to attract somebody’s attention, or to mark the beat of music, for example
📒 to work very hard