The idiom "the better of" means to be in a more advantageous or favorable position than someone else. It can also mean to have the upper hand in a situation. For example, if one person is winning an argument, you might say, "Well, I think I'm the better of it now.

The idiom "hang up" means to disconnect a telephone or end a call, especially abruptly or rudely. It can also mean to terminate an agreement, relationship, or engagement. The figurative meaning of the idiom is to end something suddenly and unexpectedly.

The idiom "outbreak" refers to the sudden occurrence of a disease, illness, or disaster. It can also refer to a sudden spike or surge in something, such as violence or crime.

The idiom "in bed with" means to be romantically involved or having a sexual relationship with someone. It can also refer to being close friends or confidants. The figurative meaning is that someone is sharing secrets, information or experiences with another person they trust.

The idiom "on/to hand" means to be in possession of something or someone, either literally or figuratively. It can also mean to have control over something, especially when referring to a situation or event.