up a storm



*up a storm

Fig.[doing or making] a great amount with fury or intensity. (*Typically: cook ~; gab ~; sing ~; kick ~; talk ~.) Whenever we get together, we always talk up a storm. Everyone was gabbing up a storm and didn't hear the chairman come in.
See also: storm, up

up a storm

with a lot of energy Her dog barks up a storm every time the phone rings. They were sitting in a corner, talking up a storm.
Usage notes: used after action verbs, as in the examples
See also: storm, up

up a storm

mod. with an enthusiastic spirit. (Note syntax in examples. Usually with sing, dance, talk, blow, play.) We talked up a storm until past midnight.
See also: storm, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Torvald-Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Ezekias-Biblical Greek
Wayna-Native American, Quechua
Myeong-Sukmyung-sookKorean
Artemidoros-Ancient Greek
Jensen['jensn]