Mar
28
2015
“Mayday”
… is an internationally recognized distress call, sent out by aircraft or ships in life-threatening emergencies.
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More Idioms!
- “Shirttail Relative” and a Mayor of Chicago
- Lots of “Chops”
- “Clams”
- To “Buy the Farm”
- “Peachy Keen”
- “Bury the Hatchet” … “Hatchet Man” … “Hatchet Job” …
- “A Loose Cannon”
- “Saved by the Bell!”
- “Close, But No Cigar!”
- “Wet Blanket”
- “Keystone Cops”
- “The Third Degree”
- “Small Fry”
- “23 Skidoo”
- “Between The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea”
- “All the Tea in China”
- “Mayday”
- “To Kick the Bucket”
- “Rich as Croesus” “Eureka!” It’s All Greek to Me, Part 2
- “Opening Pandora’s Box” “The Midas Touch” … It’s All Greek to Me, Part 1
- Living the Life of Reilly…On Easy Street…While Living High off the Hog
- “Get Out of Dodge,” “Shuffle Off to Buffalo”
- “Three Sheets to the Wind” & “Cut of Your Jib”
- “Dead as a Doornail,” “Fit as a Fiddle”
- The Cat’s Pajamas, The Cat’s Meow
- Jake
- The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread
- Scot-Free
- Palooka
- Chatty Cathy
- To Fold Like a Cheap Camera
- In Cahoots
- Whistling Past the Graveyard
- Tell it to the Marines!
- Hey Rube
- Hunky Dory
- Cooking with Gas
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