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  • 11drive someone round the twist — drive/send (someone) round the twist British & Australian, informal to make someone very angry, especially by continuing to do something annoying. This non stop banging is driving me round the twist. A day with my mother is enough to send anyone… …

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  • 12send someone round the twist — drive/send (someone) round the twist British & Australian, informal to make someone very angry, especially by continuing to do something annoying. This non stop banging is driving me round the twist. A day with my mother is enough to send anyone… …

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  • 13drive round the twist — drive/send (someone) round the twist British & Australian, informal to make someone very angry, especially by continuing to do something annoying. This non stop banging is driving me round the twist. A day with my mother is enough to send anyone… …

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  • 14send round the twist — drive/send (someone) round the twist British & Australian, informal to make someone very angry, especially by continuing to do something annoying. This non stop banging is driving me round the twist. A day with my mother is enough to send anyone… …

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  • 15round the twist — adjective a) Mad. b) Eccentric …

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  • 16round the twist — Phrs. Insane, crazy. Informal …

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  • 17round the bend —    mentally unbalanced    Going out of sight. Less often as around the bend or round the twist:     Keitel also is going round the bend, Jodl observed. (C. Forbes, 1983)     But I was around the bend. I was sort of like Lady Macbeth obsessed by… …

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  • 18round the bend or twist —  Mad. Also clean round the bend Very mad …

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  • 19twist — ► VERB 1) form into a bent, curled, or distorted shape. 2) force out of the natural position by a twisting action: he twisted his ankle. 3) turn or bend round or into a different direction. 4) take or have a winding course. 5) distort or… …

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  • 20Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush — This article is about the nursery rhyme. For other uses, see Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush (disambiguation). Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush Roud #7882 Written by Traditional Published 1840s Written England Language English Form Nursery… …

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