(colloquial) surely; I bet you

(informal) in a flap, in a state, beside oneself, very agitated

(informal) a hell of a, hellish, huge

of all time, ever, in history

everyday, day-to-day, daily

very rarely or never; once in a blue moon

to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds, to support both sides of an argument

it's a no-holds-barred situation

(informal, transitive) to call someone names, to call someone all names under the sun, to call someone every name in the book

(informal, figuratively, of a thing) to be all over the place / (informal, figuratively, of a person) to be all over the place, to be all over the shop, to spread oneself thin