Expressions
Expressions
Adjectives
Verbs 1
Mishmash
100

a fool's errand

a needless or profitless endeavor

100

at loggerheads

in a state of quarrelsome disagreement

100

rampant

showing no signs of being under control

100

frown upon

to disapprove of

100

slack off

do something with less effort or energy than before

200

white elephant

a property requiring much care and expense and yielding little profit

200

Club Med

a state of freedom from daily constraints (often in a beautiful, luxurious setting)

200

contentious

controversial

200

deter

discourage, or prevent from acting

200

common ground

a basis of mutual interest or agreementopinions or interests shared by each of two or more parties ; 

300

behind the  eight ball


in a highly disadvantageous position

300

cut (someone) some slack

to treat (someone) in a less harsh or critical way

300

daunting

seeming difficult to deal with in anticipation

300

mushroom

 multiply rapidly; spread rapidly

300

tie up loose ends

complete unfinished business/tasks; complete the details

400

crack the whip

to apply an authoritative, tyrannical, or threatening approach or policy (as in demanding harder work from employees)

400

a bone of contention

a subject or issue over which there is continuing disagreement

400

sought-after

in demand

400

squander

 to lose (something, such as an opportunity, money, time) through negligence, inaction or foolishness

400

dire

desperately urgent

500

play it by ear

to make a decision at a later date 

500

cold turkey

to stop an activity, especially a bad habit such as using drugs or alcohol, abruptly and completely, rather than gradually tapering off

500

clear-cut

free from ambiguity or uncertainty  

500

skyrocket

to rise or increase abruptly and rapidly

500

when push comes to shove

a critical point in a situation when things become serious or urgent and require decisive action

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