That glass of wine I had before supper went straight to my head.
Just because you won the poetry prize, you won't let it go to your head now, will you?
New idioms dictionary. 2014.
someone's head on a plate — (someone s) head on a plate/platter if you want someone s head on a plate you are very angry with them and want them to be punished. The director was furious at what had happened and wanted Watt s head on a platter … New idioms dictionary
someone's head on a platter — (someone s) head on a plate/platter if you want someone s head on a plate you are very angry with them and want them to be punished. The director was furious at what had happened and wanted Watt s head on a platter … New idioms dictionary
someone's head swells — someone becomes conceited I am not saying this to make your head swell | if I say this, you ll get swollen headed … Useful english dictionary
go to someone's head — 1) the wine has gone to my head Syn: intoxicate someone, befuddle someone, make someone drunk; informal make someone woozy; formal inebriate someone 2) her victory went to her head Syn: make someone conceited, make someone full of themselves,… … Thesaurus of popular words
go to someone's head — 1 the wine has gone to my head: INTOXICATE, befuddle, make drunk; informal make woozy; formal inebriate. 2 her victory went to her head: MAKE CONCEITED, make someone full of themselves, turn someone s head, puff someone up. → head * * * (of… … Useful english dictionary
go over someone's head — To take a problem, complaint, etc directly to a person more senior than someone • • • Main Entry: ↑head * * * go over someone s head : to discuss something with a person who is higher in rank than someone else He went over his supervisor s head… … Useful english dictionary
go to someone's head — informal 1) if success goes to someone s head, it makes them think that they are better or more important than they really are Success at such an early age can go to someone s head. 2) if an alcoholic drink goes to someone s head, it makes them… … English dictionary
go over (someone's) head — 1. to deal with someone at a higher level. I would occasionally go over my manager s head to complain to the top financial officer. 2. to fail to understand something. She was being sarcastic, but he took her seriously the joke totally went over… … New idioms dictionary
go to someone's head — ► go to someone s head 1) (of alcohol) make someone slightly drunk. 2) (of success) make someone conceited. Main Entry: ↑head … English terms dictionary
go to someone's head — 1》 (of alcohol) make someone slightly drunk. 2》 (of success) make someone conceited. → head … English new terms dictionary
