(transitive with avec) to be on good terms with

(transitive with avec) to be on bad terms with

(informal, figuratively) to be knackered, to be exhausted / (informal, figuratively) to be on edge

to act as judge in an affair in which one has a stake

(informal) to be up the creek without a paddle; be in trouble; be in a pickle; be in a spot of bother

same difference, six of one, half a dozen of the other

(simile, informal) to be cornered, to be a dead duck

(informal, simile) to be phony as a three-dollar bill, to be bent as a nine-bob note, to be extremely dishonest

to hang on someone's every word

to be on cloud nine, to be on top of the world, to be in seventh heaven, to be over the moon