get a move on
You’d better get a move on, darling. If you don’t hurry you’ll miss the train.
Could you get a move on?
She told her partner to get a move on or they would be late.
the other day/night/morning/afternoon/evening
on a day/night/morning/afternoon/evening in the recent past
The other morning, I saw a deer on our lawn.
backseat driver
bed head
He is a small man with a salt-and-pepper beard, very bright brown eyes and a perpetual case of bed head, little tufts flying every which way.— Alex Witchel
city slicker
city slickers who’ve never seen a real farm
party pooper
Don’t be such a party pooper!
a party pooper who insisted they turn the music down
tear down
Tear down this wall! - Ronald Reagan
treble clef
- a clef that places G above middle C on the second line of the staff
bass clef
- a clef placing the F below middle C on the fourth line of the staff
