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Hit The Ceiling

Hit The Ceiling - to be very angry; an angry situation

Your father is going to hit the ceiling, when he finds out that you failed your exam.
My sister hit the ceiling, because someone stole her new car.
The taxi driver hit the ceiling because of the traffic.
My mother will not hit the ceiling, when I tell her I was fired from work.
Do you think the boss is going to hit the ceiling?
My brother hit the ceiling!!! I have no idea why.

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Heart Skips A Beat

Have Had Enough

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Helping Hand

Have A Lead Foot

Hunker Down

Have A Lead Foot

Heads Will Roll

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Have A Full Plate

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Hard As Nails

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Horse Around

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Have Not Seen In Ages

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Head Over Heels

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