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  • Let kids be kids

    Let kids be kids

    permissive parenting style

    Example 

    It’s time for us to let kids be kids rather than complain that they are inconvenient and in our way. Celebrate their innocence and impressionability while they still have it.

  • Craic

    Craic 

    Crack, fun, enjoyment, and lively conversation

    Examples 

    “Ah, we were only having the craic”

    Get a grip he having a proper Craic

  • Like an iceberg

    Like an iceberg

    “Like an iceberg” is a term that is often used to describe someone or something that appears one way on the surface but has hidden depths or secrets beneath. 

    Example

    All the plans are like icebergs, on the surface might seem fair but the details are way under water…

  • Brow beat brow-beat

    Brow beat brow-beat

    Intimidate (someone), typically into doing something, with stern or abusive words

    Examples 

    “a witness is being browbeaten under cross-examination”

    They are trying to brow beat him into silence 

  • In the nick

    In the nick

    In prison, in jail

    Examples 

    “he’ll end up in the nick for the rest of his life”

    You’ll have plenty of company in the nick…

  • Talk bullock

    Talk bullock

    Talk bollocks

    Example

    What a load of bullocks you talk…

  • Duracell bunny

    Duracell bunny

    A person who seems to have limitless energy and endurance 

    Example

    The commentator like a Duracell bunny doesn’t stop…

  • The barrel is filled to the brim with rotten apples

    The barrel is filled to the brim with rotten apples

    A group or organization has so many members (“rotten apples”) whose words or actions negatively impact the entire group, situation, project, etc.

    Example 

    —“The whole department’s reputation was dragged through the mud.”

    —“Yeah. The barrel was filled to the brim with rotten apples.”

  • Cash cow

    Cash cow

    A business, investment, or product that provides a steady income or profit

    Examples 

    “traditional cash cows like cars…”

    Let us see if they still take their money out when the cash cow gets taken away.

  • A wise man changes his mind, a damn fool never does

    A wise man changes his mind, a damn fool never does

    It is a Spanish proverb. Wisdom means we change our minds if we see that we are wrong. Fool always thinks he is right, so he is unable to change.

    Example 

    Remember, a wise man changes his mind, a fool will never.

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