to spread like wildfire
1spread like wildfire — phrase if information spreads like wildfire, a lot of people hear about it in a short period of time The rumour that he had left spread like wildfire. Thesaurus: to be, or to become knownsynonym Main entry: wildfire * * * I see …
2spread like wildfire — {v. phr.} To spread uncontrollably and rapidly. * /Bad news has a tendency to spread like wildfire./ …
3spread like wildfire — {v. phr.} To spread uncontrollably and rapidly. * /Bad news has a tendency to spread like wildfire./ …
4spread like wildfire — ► spread like wildfire spread with great speed. Main Entry: ↑wildfire …
5spread like wildfire — spread quickly, go public News of the assassination spread like wildfire …
6spread like wildfire — If something such as news, rumours or gossip spreads like wildfire, it becomes widely known very fast. As soon as the nomination was announced, the news spread like wildfire …
7spread like wildfire — if information spreads like wildfire, a lot of people hear about it in a short period of time The rumour that he had left spread like wildfire …
8spread like wildfire — verb To spread or disseminate rapidly or uncontrollably. The virus spread like wildfire throughout the Internet …
9spread\ like\ wildfire — v. phr. To spread uncontrollably and rapidly. Bad news has a tendency to spread like wildfire …
10spread like wildfire — if disease or news spreads like wildfire, it quickly affects or becomes known by more and more people. Once one child in the school has become infected, the disease spreads like wildfire. Scandal spreads like wildfire round here …
