New Idioms and Phrases
*to sever ties = to end a relationship or agreement with someone.
*to fall our with / to have a falling out = when a long and usually meaningful friendship comes to an end because something has happened (a fight/disagreement).
*take issue with = similar to "have an issue with"
*at any rate = "anyway", "in any case" (not quite the same meaning as "at any cost" = willing to do something, knowing it will have consequences).
*hot and bothered = very emotional (worried/upset/flustered/excited).
*few and far between = another way of saying "very few".
*foam(ing) at the mouth = extremely angry. A bit more extreme than "seeing red" or "red in the face".
*drive someone up a wall = annoy someone ("drive someone crazy").
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