1800s

To be mad as a hatter is to be completely crazy or eccentric, behaving in a wildly irrational and unpredictable way.

To pull out all the stops is to make every possible effort and use all available resources to achieve something.

To be caught red-handed is to be discovered in the very act of doing something wrong, with the evidence undeniable.

To go out and celebrate boisterously, enjoying an energetic night of drinking, entertainment and revelry around a town's bars and venues.

Easily and by a clear margin; without effort, dispute or serious competition, as in an unquestioned winner.

Very rarely; only on the infrequent occasions when something long-awaited or unusual actually happens to occur.

A deliberately misleading clue or piece of information introduced to distract attention from the real question or issue.

To force yourself to endure a painful or unpleasant situation with courage, accepting it because it can no longer be avoided.