Idioms Starting with "H"

A person or problem that is difficult to understand, deal with, or solve.

An unpleasant or difficult fact, situation, or piece of news to accept.

To repeatedly talk about a topic, often in a nagging way.

Not a recognized idiom; no definition available.

Something (or someone) is over, finished, or gone; originally used to announce that Elvis Presley had left the venue.

A person who was once successful but is now outdated or irrelevant.

Rushing can lead to mistakes and wasted effort.

Approaching someone humbly, often to ask for something.

Achieving three notable successes in a row.

To have a strong and intense dislike for someone.

(Informal, often impolite) To move or go somewhere very quickly; to hurry up.

To severely scold or criticize someone for something they have done wrong.