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do a slow burn Theme: ANGER tr. to be quietly angry.I did a slow burn while I was getting my money back.I was doing a slow burn, but I didn't let it show.
Idiom do a slow burn American & Australian, informal to have a feeling of anger that gradually increases.As he heard more about the plan to develop the area for industrial use he started doing a slow burn.
idiomdo a slow burn AmEAmEto become more and more angry over a period of time:The coach had been doing a slow burn throughout the game, as his team lost 52-0 against the Oilers.A proposal to allow only wealthy club members to use the golf course has Bocardo doing a slow burn.
do a slow burnTo experience a feeling of anger that slowly worsens. Because I knew I would sound defensive if I said anything during the critique, I did a slow burn instead. do a slow ˈburn (American English, informal) slowly get angry: It makes me do a slow burn when it takes longer to check out at the grocery store than it took to shop. OPPOSITE: fly into a rage, temper, etc.do a slow burn tv. to be quietly angry. (see also slow burn.) I did a slow burn while I was getting my money back. |