Like mad
Send us Fan Mail Like mad to do sth like mad means to do something with great intensity, energy, or enthusiasm Examples: 1- People worked like mad to make ends meet during the Great Depression. 2- Th...
6 Aug 20242min
Hot Potato
Send us Fan Mail Hot Potato A controversial or difficult issue that people do not want to deal with and pass on to others. Examples: 1- In a group project, the task of writing the final report was a...
5 Aug 20242min
Fed up
Send us Fan Mail Fed up To be fed up means to be extremely annoyed, frustrated, or dissatisfied with a situation or person, to the point where one can no longer tolerate it. Examples: 1- Women in th...
4 Aug 20242min
Tongue-tied
Send us Fan Mail Tongue-tied Unable to speak easily because of nervousness or shyness. Examples: 1- Mahatma Gandhi, who later became an influential leader in India's struggle for independence, was to...
3 Aug 20242min
Out of the blue
Send us Fan Mail Out of the blue out of the blue means suddenly and unexpectedly. Examples: 1- In the middle of a serious meeting, John cracked a joke out of the blue, leaving everyone laughing hyste...
2 Aug 20242min
Bizarre
Send us Fan Mail Bizarre refers to something that is very strange, unusual, or out of the ordinary. Examples: 1- The Dancing Plague of 1518 was a bizarre event in Strasbourg where people danced uncon...
1 Aug 20242min
Mess around
Send us Fan Mail Mess around means to spend time doing things in a playful or unproductive way. Examples: 1- Instead of working, they were messing around on the internet, taking personality quizzes to...
31 Jul 20242min
Tied up
Send us Fan Mail Tied up being tied up means being very busy or occupied with something, to the point of being unable to attend to other tasks or activities. Examples: 1- The detective was tied up wit...
30 Jul 20242min
