Hit for six

phrase

Badly shaken or knocked flat by something unexpected.

Person 1"How's Lou after the news?"

Person 2"Hit for six."

Where it's from

Cricket: hitting the ball over the boundary on the full scores six runs.

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Flat out like a lizard drinking
Extremely busy. Can be sarcastic about someone who isn't busy at all.
Happier than a dog with two tails
Extremely happy.
Go off like a frog in a sock
Get loud and rowdy, usually said of a party or a crowd. Also used for someone losing their temper.
Make someone sprinkle
Scare someone so badly they nearly wet themselves.
Busier than a one-legged man at an arse-kicking competition
Extremely busy, with no hope of keeping up.
More rooted than a five-year-old gum tree
Completely exhausted or broken. Rooted means stuffed; gum trees have very deep roots.

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