excessively confident to the point of believing oneself to be above everyone
After Richard Nixon became too big for his britches people became even more difficult for politicians to understand. (example of too big for one's britches)
5π 2π
a comparison that is unfair because the subjects cannot be evaluated according to the same criteria
This discussion on who has the most authority in the county is apples to oranges. We are getting nothing done.
43π 15π
1. active and practical
2. controlled manually rather than automatically.
My teacher has a hands-on policy.
25π 14π
a reorganization of a business, government entity, or organization, especially with presumed intention of dismissing dishonest or incompetent officials/employees
They talk about a house-cleaning, yet they barely took any action.
8π 10π
1. depression, melancholy
2. a style of jazz music
If you have the blues, eat a square of chocolate.
4π 26π
1. Someone or something that seems to bring harm or ill effects
2. liquor, especially cheap liquor
His attitude has always been poison.
9π 7π
to behave in a refined and arrogant way
She always has to queen it in front of my friends.
3π 2π