
What does “Point the finger” mean?
“Point the finger” means to blame another person.
Example: The team lost, and everyone began to point the finger.
Emoji clue: pushpin, pointing finger
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“Point the finger” means to blame another person.
Example: The team lost, and everyone began to point the finger.
Emoji clue: pushpin, pointing finger

“Case in point” means an example that shows it is true.
Example: Shops close early. A case in point is the bakery.
Emoji clue: briefcase, inbox arrow, pushpin

“The point of no return” means the time you cannot go back.
Example: Once we signed, we were past the point of no return.
Emoji clue: pushpin, no sign, back arrow

“Point blank” means very direct, with no soft words.
Example: She asked him point blank if he took the money.
Emoji clue: pushpin, white square

“Brownie points” means credit for doing something nice.
Example: He cleaned the kitchen to win brownie points.
Emoji clue: chocolate bar, pushpin
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