be hell on wheels

To be unpleasant or difficult. That woman is hell on wheels when she's angry, so don't let her into my office. I can already tell that this client is going to be hell on wheels to work for. Steer clear of Mary in Payroll. Until she gets to know you, she's hell on wheels.

See also: hell, on, wheel

See also:

go from bad to worse
from bad to worse
be man enough for (something)
get (something) over with
get it over with
be man enough
find (something) out the hard way
add insult to injury
add insult to injury, to
have (one's) knife in(to) (someone)

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