steam beam

steam (one's) beam

To make one especially annoyed or irate. As a doctor, it really steams my beam when people start lecturing me on the medical benefits of some unproven pseudoscience or another.

steam someone's beam

Sl. to make someone angry. Being stood up really steams my beam! Come on, don't steam your beam. Remember how hard times are now.

See also: beam, steam

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

steam (one's) beam
steam someone’s beam
Did I stutter?
Do I have to draw (you) a picture?
Do I have to draw a picture?
Do I have to draw you a picture?
lecture (one) for (something)
lecture for
lecture at
lecture at (one)

References in periodicals archive

They even used to have a working massive colliery steam beam type engine, working every day on compressed air.

WEBCHAT; Why several restaurants in Cardiff Bay have closed in recent months

And for those who want to find out more about mining history, there's the museum at Geevor Tin Mine and the restored steam beam engine at Levant Mine." For details view www.

Set your own pace in Cornwall

The original steam beam engine which powered the Stephenson works has been transferred to Beamish Museum in County Durham, along with a lathe believed to have been used by George Stephenson when he worked at Killingworth Colliery.

Historic trust pulls out of its premises; Organisation saved building from demolition

Exhibits such as James Watts' Steam Beam 'Smethwick' engine and Second World War aircraft including a Spitfire and a Hurricane, proved popular with visitors.

Heritage will be preserved by developers

词组	steam beam
释义	steam beam steam (one's) beam To make one especially annoyed or irate. As a doctor, it really steams my beam when people start lecturing me on the medical benefits of some unproven pseudoscience or another. See also: beam, steam Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. steam someone's beam Sl. to make someone angry. Being stood up really steams my beam! Come on, don't steam your beam. Remember how hard times are now. See also: beam, steam McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: steam (one's) beam steam someone’s beam Did I stutter? Do I have to draw (you) a picture? Do I have to draw a picture? Do I have to draw you a picture? lecture (one) for (something) lecture for lecture at lecture at (one) References in periodicals archive They even used to have a working massive colliery steam beam type engine, working every day on compressed air. WEBCHAT; Why several restaurants in Cardiff Bay have closed in recent months And for those who want to find out more about mining history, there's the museum at Geevor Tin Mine and the restored steam beam engine at Levant Mine." For details view www. Set your own pace in Cornwall The original steam beam engine which powered the Stephenson works has been transferred to Beamish Museum in County Durham, along with a lathe believed to have been used by George Stephenson when he worked at Killingworth Colliery. Historic trust pulls out of its premises; Organisation saved building from demolition Exhibits such as James Watts' Steam Beam 'Smethwick' engine and Second World War aircraft including a Spitfire and a Hurricane, proved popular with visitors. Heritage will be preserved by developers
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