My parents will have (a)   if I'm not home by curfew.

“She tried to cut and dye her hair, but it was all done up like a (a)   ’s dinner!”

She hardly ever speaks to anyone. She's a cold (a)  

Janet was like a (a)   with a sore head when she found out she had missed her connecting flight.

Normally she was up with the (a)   , but today she had nothing on till late morning.

My brother inherited the (a)   's share of our father's money.

I don't know what is wrong with Jeff; when I told him that his girlfriend was walking up the street, he took off like a (a)   up a drainpipe.

I don't give a (a)   's what other people think.

The bridegroom at that wedding, he said, was his best pal from university who had neglected to invite him on the (a)   night.’‘