to go on (and on) about something
1make a song and dance about something — british informal phrase to complain a lot about something in an annoying and unnecessary way Every morning she made a great song and dance about getting ready for school. Thesaurus: to complainsynonym Main entry: song * * * …
2make a song and dance about something — make a song and dance about (something/doing something) British & Australian to make something seem more important than it really is so that everyone notices it. I only asked her to move her car but she made such a song and dance about it. He… …
3make a song and dance about something — British informal to complain a lot about something in an annoying and unnecessary way Every morning she made a great song and dance about getting ready for school …
4blow hot and cold (about something) — blow hot and ˈcold (about sth) idiom (informal) to change your opinion about sth often Main entry: ↑blowidiom …
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6make a song and dance about — (something) Brit informal 1 : to cause a lot of excitement about (something) The film is nothing to make a song and dance about. 2 : to complain about (something) in a way that is excessive or unnecessary He was making a big song and dance about… …
7make a song and dance about doing something — make a song and dance about (something/doing something) British & Australian to make something seem more important than it really is so that everyone notices it. I only asked her to move her car but she made such a song and dance about it. He… …
8make a song and dance about — (something/doing something) British & Australian to make something seem more important than it really is so that everyone notices it. I only asked her to move her car but she made such a song and dance about it. He made a real song and dance… …
9front off about something — in. to be brash and resentful about something. □ Todd was fronting off about his assignment and got a detention for it. □ You will wish you hadn’t fronted off about your supervisor …
