1.Mind-boggling - intellectually or emotionally overwhelming eg: Her performance was mind-boggling.
2.Short shrift - little or no attention or consideration given. eg: The Municipal Corporation gives short shrift to fill the potholes in the streets.
3.Unrequited love - love which is not returned or rewarded. eg : Unrequited Love is painful.
4.Beef up - to increase or improve something. eg : Reading helps to beef up your vocabulary.
5.Brims over - something which is too full. eg: Raju's heart was brimming over with happiness on seeing his mother.
6.Rip up - tear something into small pieces. eg : My dog has ripped up all the pillows.
7.Miffed over - annoyed eg: Peter miffed over denial of his love.
8.Goof up - habitually making mistakes because of carelessness or irresponsibility. eg : I goof-up and lose the game.
9.Flounder through - to struggle awkwardly. eg : The cows floundered through the marshy and muddy field.
10.Freeze up - stop functioning or unable to move, speak or continue with something. eg : Raj is annoyed as his computer freezes up all the time.
2.Short shrift - little or no attention or consideration given. eg: The Municipal Corporation gives short shrift to fill the potholes in the streets.
3.Unrequited love - love which is not returned or rewarded. eg : Unrequited Love is painful.
4.Beef up - to increase or improve something. eg : Reading helps to beef up your vocabulary.
5.Brims over - something which is too full. eg: Raju's heart was brimming over with happiness on seeing his mother.
6.Rip up - tear something into small pieces. eg : My dog has ripped up all the pillows.
7.Miffed over - annoyed eg: Peter miffed over denial of his love.
8.Goof up - habitually making mistakes because of carelessness or irresponsibility. eg : I goof-up and lose the game.
9.Flounder through - to struggle awkwardly. eg : The cows floundered through the marshy and muddy field.
10.Freeze up - stop functioning or unable to move, speak or continue with something. eg : Raj is annoyed as his computer freezes up all the time.
