Idiom: Come out of the woodwork

Idiom Definitions for 'Come out of the woodwork'

When things come out of the woodwork, they appear unexpectedly.  ('Crawl out of the woodwork' is also used.)

Contributed By: Alison Nathan | Category: Furniture and household fittings

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