| Word | the fat is in the fire |
|---|---|
| Description | something has been said or done that is about to cause trouble or anger This expression refers to the sizzling and spitting caused by a spillage of cooking fat into an open flame. It was first used, in the mid 16th century, to indicate the complete failure of a plan or enterprise. something has been said or done that is about to cause trouble or anger This expression refers to the s |
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