American Idioms and Expressions

Make Mischief Idiom

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make mischief
What does make mischief mean?
cause troubleThe young boy seemed to enjoy the fact that he could make mischief whenever he wanted.
make mischief
What does make mischief mean?
to cause trouble The young boy enjoyed the fact that he could make mischief whenever he wanted.


Some Random Idioms
Up a gum tree
What does "Up a gum tree" mean?
(AU) If you're up a gum tree, you're in trouble or a big mess.
a hard nut to crack
What does "a hard nut to crack" mean?
a person or thing not easily understood or influencedHe is a hard nut to crack and is not close to many people.
a piece of cake
What does "a piece of cake" mean?
easyThat job was a piece of cake. It was the easiest thing that I ever did.
spike
What does "spike" mean?
put alcohol into a non-alcoholic drink. Who spiked the punch?
hit (someone) up for (something)
What does "hit (someone) up for (something)" mean?
ask someone for somethingMy friend tried to hit me up for some money but I said no.
Up a gum tree
What does "Up a gum tree" mean?
(AU) If you're up a gum tree, you're in trouble or a big mess.
have ants in one`s pants
What does "have ants in one`s pants" mean?
to be nervous and restlessThe teacher asked the little boy if he had ants in his pants when he kept moving around in his seat.
get away
What does "get away" mean?
to succeed in leaving, to escape I was able to get away from work early so I went shopping.

glad hand (someone)
What does "glad hand (someone)" mean?
to give someone a friendly handshake, to give a warm greeting to someone The politician spent the day glad handing the crowd at the shopping center.

a low blow
What does "a low blow" mean?
a big disappointment. A: "Fred seems depressed. Is he OK?" B: "He's OK, but not good. It was a low blow for him to belaid off from his job."
noggin
What does "noggin" mean?
the head (only used for people)

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