show someone a thing or two

Meaning: An expression used to indicate that one intends to impress others with something.1854February 22,The Adeliade Times, Adelaide, page 3, column 4:"You want a subject for an article; come with me and I willshow you a thing or two."1982, Roy Higgins and Tom Prior,The Jockey Who Laughed, Hutchinson of Australia, page15:"I'llshow those smart Western Districts cow-cockies a thing or two," the new landowner promised.

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