The idiom "pig in a poke" means to take risks or to be careless without considering the potential consequences. It is often used to describe someone who is overconfident, or has made a hasty decision without fully thinking it through.

The idiom "tighten belt" means to reduce expenses, cut back on spending, or save money. It is a common expression used in everyday language and can be used in various contexts.

• The literal meaning of the phrase is "to make a belt tighter".

The idiom "a cat may look at a king" is a figure of speech that means that someone has the right or permission to access or observe something, even if they are not supposed to.

The idiom "stay up" means to remain awake or alert throughout the night, usually for the purpose of completing a task or staying busy. It can also mean to be vigilant or cautious in a situation.

The idiom "hit the roof" means to be extremely angry, upset, or frustrated. It can also mean to experience a sudden surge of intense emotion, such as joy or excitement. This idiom often implies that someone's emotions have reached a boiling point and are about to overflow.