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It refers to the mindless, scrabbling aversion caused in people by the presence of rats or snakes on the floor of a confined space. Now it just means to irritate and interfere with someone so much that they can't function properly.

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8y ago

"You are driving me up the wall" Is an expression used to describe anger, extreme frustration, or distress, similar to "You are driving me round the bend".

Eg. my teenage daughter is driving me up the wall with her rebellious ways. or

Trying to get this right is driving me up the wall.

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15y ago

To drive someone up the wall is an idiom - it means that you annoy them so much that they are climbing the walls to escape from you.

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15y ago

large annoyance, synonyms include: driving me crazy,

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11y ago

The LITERAL meaning is that you and I are in a vehicle and you are driving up the side of a wall.

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11y ago

I think you mean "drive someone up the wall," which means to make them so frustrated that they are thinking of climbing the walls to escape.

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8y ago

The image for this idiom is that someone is irritating you so much that you are climbing the walls trying to get away from the irritation.

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