Get used to the idiom "Chrissake"

Monday, January 4, 2016

May I introduce you to a particular word I'm sure you use too often but you have, probably, never got cautious of the spelling and actual meaning.
It is "Chrissake".

e.g. For Chrissake, will you just leave me alone!
For Chrissake, what else do you want me to do?

I need to let you know that it is an idiom and it is that same one you use whenever you are surprised, confused or annoyed. Again, say "Chrissake").

You now know it is one word and I'm sure you get the correct usage too.

May I have you digest, please!