GET WOUND UP, to become very stressed, nervous or emotionally worked up, TAKE YOUR FOOT OUT OF YOUR MOUTH, To stop making an embarrassing mistake after saying something awkward, rude, or inappropriate., TO PAY SOMEONE DUST, to completely ignore someone, show them no attention, respect, or consideration, TABLE SOMETHING, to postpone, delay, or stop discussing something for now., PUT SOMEONE AT EASE, To make someone feel relaxed, comfortable, or less nervous., It`S GROWING ON ME, Used when you start to like something more and more over time, even though you didn’t like it at first., WHIP IT UP, to quickly make or prepare something, especially food, a drink, or a plan/idea. It suggests doing it easily and without much effort., GO SIDEWAYS, To go wrong or not as planned; to take a bad or unexpected turn.

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