(informal) to be running late / (informal, figuratively) to be slow to catch on, to lag behind

(figuratively) tempest in a teapot, storm in a teacup, much ado about nothing

(figuratively) at a short distance, a stone's throw away, nearby

(informal) see you, later

in clover, very comfortably, with one's every need catered to, pampered

(informal) not to have two pennies to rub together, not to have a sausage, to be penniless, to be broke

(informal) not to have two pennies to rub together, to be penniless, to be broke

(simile, informal) pissed as a newt; drunk as a skunk (very drunk)

(informal, figuratively) to be slow to catch on, to lag behind

(informal, figuratively) to be in a hurry