Weasel
A deceitful or treacherous person
Example
I wouldn’t trust him for one minute! He’s already proven over and over that he’s a weasel.
Weasel
A deceitful or treacherous person
Example
I wouldn’t trust him for one minute! He’s already proven over and over that he’s a weasel.
Bring on board
Include someone in a project or team
Example
If we can get some support and cooperation, great, let’s bring them all on board.
Mouthy
Inclined to talk a lot especially in a rude or insolent way
Example
Who is that mouthy MP who won’t answer a straight question and doesn’t let others finish their sentences. What a rude and excitable man he is!
Kiss the ring, kiss one’s ring
To show respect and submission
Examples
Kissing the ring might earn you some points now but won’t earn you respect in the long run.
He will kiss the ring when the leader gets off the plane for the ceremony.
Bubbly
Full of cheerful high spirits
Example
She is bubbly and cheerful along with Tom.
Porky
A lie
Example
Someone is telling porkies.
Bang on
Exactly correct or appropriate
Example
His political instincts are absolutely bang on.
Demure
A reserved or restrained person in appearance or behaviour. Not showy, ostentatious or overly revealing clothing
Example
She’s very demure and sweet.
Brain rot
‘Brain rot’, according to Oxford University Press, is the “supposed deterioration of a person’s mental or intellectual state, especially viewed as a result of overconsumption of material (now particularly online content) considered to be trivial or unchallenging.”
Big shot
Person of consequence or prominence
Example
As long as the money is declared to the correct people and everything is kept open to the big shots in parliament as well as the public then I can’t see a problem.