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Use hen in a Sentence ... See web results for hen ... see mad as a hornet (wet hen); scarce as hen's teeth...
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Wet - Definition of Wet at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Wet. Look it up now! ... In addition to the idioms beginning with wet, also see all wet; get one's feet wet; like (wet as) a drowned rat; mad as a hornet (wet hen).
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; [mad as a hornet] or [mad as hops] or [mad as a wet hen] {adj. phr.}, {informal} In a fighting mood; very angry. ... /Mrs. Harris was mad as a wet hen when the rabbits ate her tulips./ ... hen; [hen] See: MAD AS A HORNET or MAD AS HOPS or MAD AS A WET ...
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lust for; luxuriate in; luxury; mad; mad about; mad as a hatter; mad as a hornet; mad as a wet hen; mad enough to chew nails; mad enough to kick a cat; made; made for; made for each other; made to measure; made to order;
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hornet use in phrases and idioms. Idioms with hornet. hornet in expressions. Definitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary. ... very angry. (*Also: as ~. Use hell with caution.) You make me so angry. I'm as mad as a hornet. What you said made Mary mad as a wet hen. Those terrorists make me mad as hell.
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English-Italian translation for "mad as a wet hen" ... Web results for "mad as a wet hen" ... speak mad as a hornet...
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English-Italian translation for "mad as a hornet" ... Web results for "mad as a hornet" ... speak mad as a wet hen...
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mad as a wet hen isn't defined yet, but these are close: ... colloquial fit to be tied horny hot hot-and-bothered hotandbothered hot under the collar mad as a wet hen pissed off sexed up sexual slang by The Return of Light Joker Sep 26, 2009 share this...
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Mad as a March Hare - Very angry. ... Mad as a Hornet - Very mad. ... Madder than an Old Wet Hen - Very angry. "Mama woke up madder than an old wet hen."
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Americans have adopted the Brits' mad as a hatter and mad as a March hare, but our mad more often means ''angry," as in mad as a hornet/wet hen/the dickens. (And if your teachers say using mad for ''angry" is wrong, tell them they're bonkers;
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