Tag: all downhill
Lord it over
WotD: Lord it over The phrase lord it over (someone) doesn’t deal with bullies; it refers more to the bossy type. You know the kind of person I mean. Every classroom has one or two people who like to think they are better than everyone else, giving them the right to tell others what to…
All downhill
English Idiom: All downhill Depending on the situation, all downhill can have a positive or a negative meaning. Let’s make a positive start here. In a positive sense, today’s idiom is usually used when a situation is difficult at the beginning but becomes easier once a certain point is passed. For example, imagine that you…
Hump day
Word of the Day: Hump day A hump can be like a mountain or a hill. Hump day is Wednesday, the middle of the week. Think about the five workdays in a week as a metaphor for climbing a mountain. We start to climb the mountain on Monday, continue climbing on Tuesday and then on…
