(UK, idiomatic, dated, in negative constructions) Any money whatsoever.

present participle of look for trouble

taking many hours

plural of free-for-all

(informal) to deliberately act in a way that's likely to lead to a fight. / (informal) to do things that are likely to cause problems.

Not expected or anticipated; unforeseen. / Not looked for, not searched for.

Used as an intensifier to emphasize typicality of behavior / Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see for, you.

(transitive) To count on; to take into consideration.

Alternative spelling of too big for one's britches

At this time