The idiom "live at rack and manager" means to live the life of luxury or to live the high life, characterized by excessive indulgence and extravagance.

The idiom "till doomsday" means something will last for a very long time, until it becomes unbelievable or impossible to continue. It is often used to describe an extreme amount of time that someone would be willing to wait for something to happen.

The idiom "dog's life" is used to describe a situation or experience that is extremely unpleasant, difficult, or tiring. It can also be used to refer to someone who has an easy or carefree lifestyle compared to others.

The idiom "save face" means to preserve one's reputation, honor, or dignity. It suggests that the person is trying to maintain a positive image or avoid embarrassment or shame.

The idiom "pay lip service" means to give the appearance of doing something but not actually doing it, or to only say good things about something or someone but not truly support them. It's like giving a fake hug or nodding in agreement when you don't actually mean it.