Made of money
A person who is made of money is very rich and can buy whatever they want
Example: Hey! I can’t afford that much! I’m not made of money
Make a big thing of something
If you attach a lot of importance to something, or make it a special occasion, you make a big thing of it
Example: It’s Jack’s birthday but he doesn’t want to make a big thing of it, so please don’t mention it
Make a pig of yourself
If you make a pig of yourself, you eat and drink too much
Example: Watch what you eat – don’t make a pig of yourself
Make it snappy
If someone tells you to make it snappy, they are asking you very sharply to hurry up or to be quick about something
Example: Fetch me a bandage and make it snappy
Middle of nowhere
If a place is in the middle of nowhere, it is in a remote area, far from towns, villages or houses
Example: The campsite was in the middle of nowhere so I couldn’t send you a postcard
Mind your own business
Telling someone to mind their own business is a way of saying that they are too interested in what other people are doing, or that they are interfering in something that does not concern them
Example: Don’t tell me what to do – just mind your own business
My way or the highway
If you say to someone “it’s my way or the highway” you are telling that person that either they accept what you tell them to do or they leave the project
Example: You don’t have much choice when someone says: It’s my way or the highway