I should have stood in bed Idiom

a bed of roses

an easy life, a pleasant place to work or stay Who said that retirement is a bed of roses?

bed down

lie down and sleep, find a place to sleep After grazing in the valley, the deer will bed down on the hill.

bombed

drunk, hammered, sloshed to the gills Fay was bombed before she got to the party. She was drunk.

deathbed

(See on your deathbed)

get out of bed on the wrong side

be in a bad mood I think that she got out of bed on the wrong side this morning as she hasn

get up on the wrong side of bed

be grouchy or cranky, get off to a bad start Did you get up on the wrong side of bed? Are you in a bad mood?

get up on the wrong side of the bed

be in a bad mood He got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning and won

make the bed

arrange the sheets and blankets on a bed Please make the bed before you eat breakfast.

no bed of roses

difficult or bad situation It is no bed of roses to have no job and a large family to support.

on my deathbed

nearly dead, very ill, at death's door I was so sick, I thought I was on my deathbed.

I should accept stood in bed

I should not accept agitated accomplishing this because it wasn't account the time or effort. The phrase, a pun on "I should accept backward in bed," is attributed to Joe Jacobs, who was quoted as adage it afterwards accessory a baseball game. Primarily heard in US. We got baffled at our football bold this morning—I should've aloof stood in bed. A: "So, what did you anticipate of the opera, Dad?" B: "Eh, decay of a Sunday if you ask me. I should accept stood in bed."Learn more: bed, have, should, stood

should accept stood in bed

Fig. an announcement acclimated on a bad day, back one should accept backward in one's bed. What a abhorrent day! I should accept stood in bed. The minute I got up and heard the account this morning, I knew I should accept stood in bed.Learn more: bed, have, should, stood

should accept stood in bed, I

I've had such a bad day that I should never accept gotten up at all. For example, And again I got rear-ended at the stop sign-I should accept stood in bed. This benighted chatty phrase-properly put as stayed in bed-is ascribed to action administrator Joe Jacobs, who in 1935 saw his aboriginal baseball game, the aperture bold of the World Series amid the Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs. It was a actual algid day, and back asked what he anticipation of baseball, Jacobs replied, "I should accept stood in bed." Learn more: have, should, stood

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