The idiom "full cry" refers to a loud, intense cry or scream that is usually associated with extreme emotions such as anger, fear, or excitement. It can also indicate a group of people crying together or a person expressing their grief loudly.

The idiom "make a beeline for" means to go directly towards something or someone, without any hesitation or delay. It is a metaphorical expression that takes its name from the way honeybees fly straight to their hive when they find food, without deviating from their path.

"After blood" is an idiomatic expression that means to be willing to do something without hesitation or reservation, even if it requires extreme effort or sacrifice.

The idiom "close the books" is used to describe the process of finalizing financial accounts, typically at the end of an accounting period. It can also be used to indicate the completion of a project or task, as well as to signify the end of something.

The idiom "black day" is used to describe a day of great misfortune, bad luck, or tragedy. It can also be used to describe a day when something goes horribly wrong or when there are many accidents or incidents.