as and when, whenever something happens or becomes necessary, rather than on a fixed schedule, grand, an informal term for one thousand pounds or dollars (£1,000 / $1,000), a bright lad, a clever, sharp, or promising young boy or man, to lap something up, to accept, believe, or enjoy information, flattery, or praise eagerly and without question, a seamless transition, a smooth, flawless change from one state, system, or role to another without disruptions, by and large, generally speaking, on the whole, or considering everything, a leap worth taking, a bold and calculated risk where the potential rewards outweigh the dangers, feel emboldened, to feel inspired with confidence, courage, or audacity to act assertively, to be outraged, to feel intense anger, shock, and indignation at something unjust or offensive, to be flanked by, to have people or objects positioned closely on either side for support, protection, or status, it's an ambush, a sudden, unexpected attack or confrontation planned to catch someone off guard, there and then, immediately, on the spot, and without any delay or hesitation, underdog, a competitor, person, or group thought to have little chance of winning or succeeding, a bust-up, a noisy, angry argument, fight, or a serious breakdown of a relationship, a spanner (in the works), something that suddenly disrupts, delays, or ruins a well-made plan, If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail, a proverb stating that a lack of preparation and foresight directly leads to disastrous failure, in for a penny, in for a pound, a proverb meaning that once committed to a project or risk, one must see it through fully

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