The idiom "quality time" refers to spending time with someone or doing something that is valued and appreciated by both parties. It suggests a level of attention, interest, and enjoyment that goes beyond the ordinary or mundane.

The idiom "chattering classes" refers to a group of people who like to talk or gossip about various topics, often in social settings.

"Pull the wool over someone's eyes" is an idiom that means to deceive or trick someone into believing something that is not true. It can also refer to convincing someone of something by using persuasive language, rather than presenting facts.

The idiom "steal thunder" means to take credit for someone else's idea, invention or achievement. It suggests that the person who stole the thunder is trying to upstage or outdo someone else by taking their limelight away.

The idiom "chow down" means to eat a lot or to consume food quickly and greedily. It can also mean to go out and have a wild party or to indulge oneself in something pleasurable.