RBI Idiom

go into orbit

lose one

heaven forbid

we should not do it, we are not permitted "Grandma said, ""Heaven forbid! Don't play hockey on Sunday!"""

arbid

everything in general and nothing in particular: (Derived from arbitrary)

barbie

abb. of barbecue

darbies

British slang for handcuffs

zerbit

to give a full contact rasberry; lips pursed, touched to the flesh of another, and air exhaled at a rapid rate; "Joe happily zerbitted Lisa on the neck"

in orbit

Idiom(s): in orbit

Theme: EXCITEMENT

ecstatic; thrilled; emotionally high. (Slang.)
• Jane is in orbit about her new job.
• John went into orbit when he got the check in the mail.

forbidden fruit

Idiom(s): forbidden fruit

Theme: TABOO

someone or something that one finds attractive or desirable partly because having the person or thing is immoral or illegal. (From the apple in the Garden of Eden that was forbidden to Adam by God.)
• Jim flirts with his sister-in-law only because she's forbidden fruit.
• The boy watches that program only when his parents are out. It's forbidden fruit.

God forbid|God|forbid

interj. May God prevent (something from happening); I hope that will not happen or is not true. Someone told the worried mother that her son might have drowned. She said, "God forbid!" God forbid that the dam break and flood the valley!
Compare: PERISH THE THOUGHT.

go into orbit|go|orbit

v. phr., slang 1. To become very happy or successful. Our team has gone into orbit.
Compare: FLY HIGH. 2. To lose one's temper or control completely; become very angry. John was afraid his father would go into orbit when he found out about the car accident.
Compare: HIT THE CEILING.

forbid

forbid
see God forbid.

God forbid

God forbid
Also, heaven forbid. May God prevent something from happening or being the case. For example, God forbid that they actually encounter a bear, or Heaven forbid that the tornado pulls off the roof. This term, in which heaven also stands for “God,” does not necessarily imply a belief in God's direct intervention but merely expresses a strong wish. [c. 1225] For a synonym, see perish the thought.

orbit

orbit
see in orbit.