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Terms for subject British (usage, not spelling) (62 entries)

that's done it	said when someone or something has caused damage or a difficulty
that's done it	I've had it, that's more than I can tolerate
that's done it	an exclamation of frustration when something is ruined
that's done it	an exclamation when something is completed
throw a wobbly	to throw a tantrum
thunderbox	an outhouse or latrine: a rudimentary outdoor toilet
thunderbox	a portable boxlike lavatory seat that can be placed over a hole in the ground
bale out	to jump out of an airplane with a parachute
bale out	to leave or escape a harmful or difficult situation
eff and blind	to swear; to use swear words
throw a wobbly	to throw a tantrum
toodeloo	goodbye, farewell, see you soon
co-respondent's shoes	two-tone shoes	Abyssl­ooker
unreplaceable	not able to be replaced
unreplaceable	impossible to replace
on second thoughts	used to say that you have changed your mind about something
on second thoughts	used when you want to change a decision you have made
on second thoughts	used when you want to change something that you have just said, often to say the opposite
wobbly	weak and unsteady from illness, tiredness, or anxiety
her indoors	wife, especially a domineering one