pull a cork Idiom, Proverb

corked

intoxicated, drunk, plastered, sloshed Grant got corked last night and walked home. He couldn't drive.

half corked

half drunk, buzzed, feeling no pain Andy was at the bar for awhile. He's half corked.

that's a corker

that is unusual, that is amazing """The baby weighed 12 pounds."" ""Wow, that's a corker!"""

cork

tampon:"Anybody gotta a cork?"

corker

an excellent thing or person

corking

excellent, splendid

pop one's cork

Idiom(s): pop one's cork

Theme: ANGER - RELEASE

to become very angry.
• My mother popped her cork when she heard about my grades.
• Calm down! Don't pop your cork.

blow one's cork

Idiom(s): blow a gasket AND blow a fuse; blow one's cork; blow one's top; blow one's stack

Theme: ANGER - RELEASE

to become very angry; to lose one's temper. (Slang.)
• I was so mad I almost blew a gasket.
• I've never heard such a thing. I'm going to blow a fuse.
• I blew my cork when he hit me.
• I was so mad I could have blown my top.
• I makes me so mad I could blow my stack.

Put a cork in it!

This is a way of telling someone to be quiet.

pull a cork

To activate bubbler an alcoholic beverage, abnormally wine. You should appear by on Friday—we can accept dinner, cull a cork or two, it will be great!Learn more: cork, pull

pull a cork

Have a drink. This announcement dates from the canicule back homebrewed almighty potables were stored in ample jugs with cork stoppers. A advancement that the capacity be aggregate ability accept been phrased as “Hey, neighbor, you about accessible to cull that cork?”Learn more: cork, pull

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Pull yourself up by your bootstraps Punching bag Pup's chance Push comes to shove Push the envelope Pushing up the daisies Put a bug in your ear Put a cork in it! Put a sock in it Put it on the cuff Put lipstick on a pig Put more green into something Put or get someone's back up Put some dirt on it