?let your hair down

✍?Meaning
If you let your hair down, you enjoy yourself by doing whatever you feel like doing and not worrying about what other people might think.

❗️For example

?It's hard to imagine Francine letting her hair down and having fun, but Helen said she's like another person when she's not at work. She's funny and lively and she knows how to have a good time.

?Come on, George! It's Saturday night so why don't you stop being so serious and sensible and let your hair down for a change?

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? yob | yobbo ??

✍?Meaning

an aggressive, impolite, crude person

❕For example

?Be careful if you go to a pub on Friday or Saturday night. The yobs will be out and lots of them will be looking for a fight.

? Lots of yobbos travel to places like Spain and Greece and get drunk, behave badly, and damage the image of Britain and the British.

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?head off (1)

?Meaningto leave a place

?For example ⤵️

? We'll have to head off early if we want to get there by midday.

? I'd better head off. It's getting late and I've got an early start in the morning.

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?dig up

?MeaningIf you dig up something, you get it from under the ground by digging.

?For example ⤵️

?  The police dug up the murder victim's body and took it away for examination.

?  My dog loves digging up bones that I bury in the garden for him.

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? Give credit where credit is due

?Meaning    The implication is that even if we are reluctant to praise someone, we should do so if the praise is deserved.

Note: credit (noun) = public praise or acknowledgment | due (adj.) = merited; deserved

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?dressed (up) to the nines

✍?Meaning
If you are dressed to the nines, or dressed up to the nines, you are wearing very smart clothes for a special occasion.

❗️For example

?Have you seen Harry? He's dressed to the nines and he looks amazing.

?Everyone was dressed up to the nines for the Academy Awards, with the men in tuxedos and the women in evening gowns.

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? mo ??

✍?Meaning

moment

❕For example

?I'll be back in a mo.

? Hang on a mo!

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?hide away

?MeaningIf you hide away, you go to a place where very few people can find you.

?For example ⤵️

?  After writing a very popular book, Paul hid away in a small town in Mexico to escape all the media attention.

? There was a small band of rebel soldiers hidden away in the mountains outside the city.

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? Talk of the Devil, and he is bound to appear

?Meaning   1. Speaking about the Devil may invite him to come.
2. We often say "Talk of the devil!" (or "Speak of the devil!") when somebody that we have just been speaking about suddenly appears.

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?young blood

✍?Meaning
If you say "young blood", you mean young people who have fresh, new ideas and lots of energy.

❗️For example

? The company is successful because they're always bringing in young blood, and this helps them keep up with the latest fashions and ideas.

?The trouble with the seniority system is that it keeps young blood out of decision-making positions.

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