someone or something from hell

someone or something from hell
the someone or something from hell
Fig. someone or something that is terrible or unbearable. •

I just attended the meeting from hell! It was quite a strain on all of us.

We live next to the neighbors from hell. They are constantly fighting and their vicious dog terrorizes our kids.


Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.

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