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  • Nay sayer; naysayer; nay-sayer

    Nay sayer; naysayer; nay-sayer

    A person who habitually expresses negative or pessimistic views

    Examples 

    To be fair, the naysayers have a point.

    What’s great about him is he doesn’t let all the noise get in his head and moves along regardless of all the nay sayers.

  • As thick as a block of lard

    As thick as a block of lard

    Extremely foolish; idiotic 

    Example 

    The Bloke is as thick as a block of lard. Even my 4yo niece realises that we can’t do anything when we’re responsible for less than 1% of the 14% of the 0.04% of global co2 emissions.

  • No brainer; no-brainer

    No brainer; no-brainer

    Something that requires or involves little or no mental effort

    Example 

    —Yes it’s a no brainer…just had to wake them up. 

    —One thing you can count on is they’re not awake to reality. They’re only thing they’re awake to is being woke.

  • The bulls keep running

    The bulls keep running

    Stock markets keep up the trend of being bullish or a bull market

    Example 

    Making money in the markets every day now. I hope the bulls keep running. 

  • Waffle

    Waffle

    To speak or write equivocally; speak or write, especially at great length, without saying anything important or useful

    Examples


    He waffled on an important issue.

    Waffle, waffle, waffle. So many in high places not face their incompetence.

  • Cling to one’s coattail(s); hold on one’s coattail(s); ride on one’s coattail(s)

    Cling to one’s coattail(s); hold on one’s coattail(s); ride on one’s coattail(s)

    To benefit from someone else’s success; to use someone else’s success as a means to achieve one’s own.

    Examples

    He had scaled the ordeals in life by clinging to the coattails of his steadfast faith in God.

    He is a Great Patriot and a genius in many fields. I hope you don’t dampen his entrepreneurship by clinging to his coattails.

  • Turbocharge

    Turbocharge

    Make something grow or increase faster or to make something much more powerful

    Examples 

    What are the key factors that will turbocharge your career?

    She added on X following her video message that the new policies are likely to turbocharge the US economy more powerfully.

  • Slob

    Slob

     A lazy, untidy or rude person;  an ordinary person

    Example

    —The former boss is just a slob.

    — He is the best slob we’ve got which makes him head and shoulders above this new boss.

  • Spitting image

    Spitting image

    Someone who looks very much like someone else

    Examples 

    He really looks a spitting image these days.

    She was the spitting image of her mother.

  • Snarl

    Snarl

    To growl viciously

    To speak harshly and sharply, as in anger, impatience, jealousy, etc.

    Examples

    He is snarling so much now. 

    The snob is snarling again. Get the plumbs out of your mouth.

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