| 单词 | to go scone-hot |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto go (someone) scone-hot scone-hot adj. Australian slang in to go (someone) scone-hot, to reprimand (someone) severely, to lose one's temper at (someone); see also quot. 1941. ΚΠ 1938 X. Herbert Capricornia 530 Halfcaste Shillingsworth goes Copra Co scone-hot! 1941 S. J. Baker Pop. Dict. Austral. Slang 63 Scone-hot, an intensive to describe great vigour of attack, scolding or speed, e.g., ‘Go for someone scone-hot’, to reprimand severely. (2) Exorbitant, unreasonable. (3) Expert, proficient, e.g., ‘He's scone-hot at shearing’. 1944 Coast to Coast 1943 116 I don't want Reg going me scone hot because his wife's not capable of looking after herself. 1967 K. Tennant Tell Morning This (1968) xvii. 139 When my big brother Jim come home from work, he went Dad scone hot. 1974 D. Ireland Burn 136 When he finds out he'll go me scone-hot. < as lemmas |
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