"screw you"


self explanatory.

......:giggle:......

"Stick Out Like A Sore Thumb / "Stand Out Like A Sore Thumb"


If someone or something sticks out like a sore thumb or stands out like a sore thumb, they are very noticeable because they are very different from the other people or things around them. To be very conspicuous; be very obvious or noticeable in an unpleasant way.

"Head And Shoulders Above"


If someone or something is head and shoulders above other people or things, he, she, or it is a lot better than them: There's no competition or contest; it's a given.

"To Be In Good Company"...



If you are in good company, other people, often respected people, are in the same situation as you.

Cat got your tongue?
 

My grandmother use to say about not so well bred person was

Bottom Drawer....... means of low character

not too often
 

"Take The Wind Out Of Someone's Sails"....


To thwart or minimize someone's attempt at raising a ruckus or creating chaos.

"A Sleep At The Wheel". ...


Not doing or paying attention to that which is important or for which one is responsible. Failing to attend to one's duties; to be inattentive to that which is important or for which one is responsible.

"Gravy" / "Anything Else Is Gravy" / "The Rest Is Just Gravy"


A positive occurrence, typically beyond one's hopes or expectations; a bonus. Any additional elements will be an unexpected or unrequired bonus. Typically said of additional monetary earnings, but often applied in other ways as well



Sidebar: This originated from an Old English saying. Life, it explained, is meat and potatoes, and the luxuries are gravy.

"Loaded For Bear"....




Angry and, as a result, usually ready to argue with someone; prepared for action; also, spoiling for a fight.

"If The Shoe Fits"......


If something applies to you, accept it.


Sidebar: I may have previously posted this proverb but I can't recall. I saw it in one of the threads today so I must credit the poster. As a second sidebar, another of my favorite greeting cards has the saying on the front of the card with shoes surrounding it, on the inside it says "buy it"...LOL

"Put A Lid On It"...........



To keep something under control and stop it from increasing. To be quiet; to stop talking about something.

"Stir Up A Hornets' Nest".


Make trouble, cause a commotion. To create, provoke, or trigger a dangerous, troublesome, or complicated situation.

" Pile-on "

"to join other people in criticizing something or someone in usually an unfair way"

Websters

"Park Yourself"...


To sit; directing or ordering someone to grab a seat and sit down!


Sidebar: I doubt this is an actual idiom but my mom used to say this all the time especially when us kids were rambunctious!

"In the dark all cats are grey"

Make of that what you will lol

"Off The Cuff"..........


Casually and spontaneously; without planning or preparation.

"Slip Of The Tongue"


An error in speaking in which a word is pronounced incorrectly, or in which the speaker says something unintentionally.

"Familiarity Breeds Contempt".......



Repeated exposure to someone or something often creates a contentious relationship.