It’s nerve curdling
Posted: May 4, 2020 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: blood-curdling, covid-19, humor, idioms, language, malaphor, malaphors, nerve-racking, Rachel Maddow, words 2 CommentsRachel Maddow said this one on her show on April 30, referring to the Covid-19 outbreak in Nebraska. It’s a mashup of “blood-curdling” (causing terror or horror) and “nerve-racking” (something stressful or anxiety-inducing). I suppose nerves could curdle when alarmed or stressed out. A big thanks to Frank King who heard this one and passed it on. @maddow
If you liked this Rachel malaphor, you will be happy to hear that I am about to publish my second malaphor book that has a whole section devoted to Maddow Malaphors. The book is a compilation of malaphors from politicians and pundits. It’s the top of the cake! Be on the lookout on this website for the release date!
Congrats on new book. I’ll buy two!
thumbs up!