Phoenix32890 wrote:Never heard THAT one before. Maybe 'cause I'm not "into" Smashmouth!
You should listed to,
Walkin' On The Sun it is a damn good song and much more meaningful than the music would imply (it's campy, but about a serious subject).
Listen to a clip of it here
But about OristarA's question, I don't think whether it's an idiom or not, or how the idiom goes is his query.
I think, and he can correct me if I am wrong, that he's trying to get a handle on how the structure of the idiom works, because it's in shorthand (for English).
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OristarA, here are some more examples of similar structure.
Not all that <verb> is <noun> (can also be adjective etc).
All that <verb> is <noun> (can also be adjective etc).
OristarA, I'll take another idiom and force it into this structure.
Idiom: If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck.... it's a duck.
All that quacks is a duck.
Now that's not really true, and the opposite statement would be:
Not all that quacks is a duck.
Here is an expantion of the structure:
All [things] that <condition> is <whatever it is>.