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Arm in arm

1. Linked or hooked together by the arms

• You both walked arm in arm down the street. That was lovely.
• Arm in arm, the line of dancers kicked high, and the audience roared its approval

 Armed and dangerous

1. said of an armed person who is suspected of a crime and has not been captured and who is likely to resist arrest. (This is a warning to police officers often listened on tv movies and real life)

• The robber is at large, presumed to be armed and dangerous. Be carefull with that guy!
• The suspect has killed several times and is armed and dangerous.

Armed to the teeth

1. heavily armed with dealy weapons

• The bank robber was armed to the teeth when he was cought.
• There are too many guns around Kiev. the entire country is armed to the teeth.

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