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put a bomb under

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put a bomb under something/somebody   (British & Australian)
if you want to put a bomb under someone, you want to make them do things faster I'd like to put a bomb under those solicitors.
See cost a bomb, drop a bombshell
See also: bomb, put


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A year of stability, the first boss to know what he's doing since George Burley, and boom - Vlad has to put a bomb under it.
TRAITOR (12A) VERDICT: ***** WHEN Osama Bin Laden sent those aeroplanes into the Twin Towers on September 9, 2001, he also put a bomb under Hollywood which has struggled to adapt ever since as everything from The Kingdom to Rendition and Lions for Lambs illustrate.
Who can blame them for wanting to put a bomb under the bandwagon?
 
 
 
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