The idiom "twist arm" means to convince someone to do something against their will or to persuade someone to change their opinion or behavior. It can also mean to bend someone to your wishes or to pressurize someone into doing something they don't want to do.

The idiom "go with the flow" means to follow a course of action that is natural or easier, rather than trying to resist it or change it. It can also mean being willing and flexible in adapting to changes and events that are outside one's control.

The idiom "tall poppy" is a figurative expression that means someone who stands out above the rest, usually by being arrogant or boastful about their achievements. It can also refer to someone who is easily recognizable or targeted for their position of authority or power.

The idiom "drop by" means to visit someone unannounced or unexpectedly. It is a casual way of inviting oneself to someone's home or workplace without prior arrangement.

The idiom "throw under the bus" means to betray someone or reveal information about them that could harm their reputation or career. It is a figurative expression that suggests the person being betrayed will be sacrificed or left to take the fall for someone else's mistakes.