The idiom "name is mud" means that a person's reputation or status has been damaged or negatively affected. It can also mean that someone has become disgraced or lost their standing in society due to an unfortunate incident.

The idiom "New York minute" is used to describe a very short amount of time or an instantaneous action that happens quickly or without warning. It's often used to express surprise or amazement, and can also convey a sense of urgency or quickness.

The idiom "wouldn’t be caught dead" is a strong negative expression that means someone will not do something, even if it's necessary or important. It implies that the person is unwilling to take on the task or that they find it unacceptable or distasteful.

The idiom "hive of activity" means a place where there is a lot of movement, noise, and excitement happening all around you. It refers to an environment that is bustling with energy and activity.

The idiom "yesterday’s man" is used to describe someone who is out of touch with modern times, someone who clings to old ways of thinking or behaving. It can also refer to someone who is no longer relevant or useful in the current context.