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  • Hi this is Tutor Nick P and this is Idioms 202. The idiom today is to bite someone's

  • head off. Okay. Let's take a look at the note here. If someone bites another

  • person's head off, he or she speaks in a very angry or unpleasant way because

  • they are annoyed by something. All right let's continue. This phrase is especially

  • used if we believe the anger was unprovoked or some or an overreaction to

  • something. Yeah. So if you didn't think somebody should have really got angry at

  • all about this. Or we think somebody really reacted really, really went way overboard

  • in their reaction. Then this is the case or the situation where we may say

  • somebody bit someone's head off. All right. Let's continue with the note. Some

  • people think this phrase may have come from the fact that a praying mantis,, you

  • know, the insect. That insect is also known for you know eating a lot of other

  • insects. A praying mantis does bite the head off her of her male mate about

  • thirty percent of the time. So you might have heard of that you know when they

  • when they mate you know, they have sex they have offspring. Sometimes the female

  • will literally bite the head off of the male. So maybe some people believe that's

  • where this phrase may have originally come from. All right. Let's look at the

  • first example here . I was just asking if you think we could afford to buy a new

  • car. You don't have to bite my head off. Meaning because obviously, he probably said to

  • the ex think we can buy a new car ? And what, are you crazy ? Okay. Are you out of your

  • mind ? Something like that. They probably made a very big deal about it. Screamed

  • very loudly. So that's what he's saying you don't have to bite my head off.

  • I'm just asking a question. Or number two. The boss is in a bad mood

  • today. This is not the time to ask for a raise ? If you do it today

  • he may bite your head off. Okay well that's the way we mean it. Anyway I hope you got

  • it. I hope it was clear Thank you for your time. Bye-bye.

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