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admiral of the narrow seas Idiom

high seas

the ocean (away from the coast) The crew of the ship spent three months on the high seas before going to shore for a visit.

open season

legal to hunt or kill at this time Nancy said there should be an open season on sex offenders.

awfuck's disease

a feeling of displeasure and/or disappointment--often occurring when waking up after a long night of drinking next to an unattractive person and thinking:"Awfuck, why did I do that!" I had awfuck's disease this morning when I woke up next to that nasty guy I took home from the party last night

in season

1．at the time of a year when sth．is plentiful盛产季节；旺季；正当时令
Fruit is cheapest in season．水果旺季时，价格最便宜。
Native watermelons will be in season soon．地产西瓜就要上市了。
2． at the right time恰好的时候
I arrived in season for the examination．我及时赶上考试。
He spoke a word in season to me．他及时地劝导了我。

out of season

not in the time for hunting，fishing，etc．不适时
The boys were caught fishing out of season．孩子们在禁止钓鱼时间钓鱼被抓住了。
Peaches are out of season now．现在桃子下市了。

silly season

Idiom(s): silly season

Theme: TIME

the time of year, usually late in the summer, when there is a lack of important news and newspapers contain articles about unimportant or trivial things instead.
• It must be the silly season. There's a story here about peculiarly shaped potatoes.
• There's a piece on the front page about people with big feet. Talk about the silly season!

open season on

Idiom(s): open season on sb

Theme: CRITICISM

a time when everyone is criticizing someone.
• It seems as if it's always open season on politicians.
• At the news conference, it was open season on the mayor.

have foot-in-mouth disease

Idiom(s): have foot-in-mouth disease

Theme: EMBARRASSMENT

to embarrass oneself through a silly verbal blunder. (Informal. This is a parody on foot-and-mouth disease or hoof-and-mouth disease, which affects cattle and deer. Fixed order.)
• I'm sorry I keep saying stupid things. I guess I have foot-in-mouth disease.
• Yes, you really have foot-in-mouth disease tonight.

down with a disease

Idiom(s): down with a disease

Theme: SICKNESS

ill; sick at home. (Can be said about many diseases.)
• Tom isn't here. He's down with a cold.
• Sally is down with the flu.
• The whole office has come down with something.

down with a disease|disease|down

adj. phr. Ill or sick. Aunt Liz is down with the flu this week; she has to stay in bed.

admiral of the attenuated seas

obsolete One who drunkenly vomits into addition else's lap. Stay abroad from Ted. He cannot authority his liquor and is accepted to become admiral of the attenuated seas afterwards a few drinks.Learn more: admiral, narrow, of, sea

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