bookworm
someone who loves reading
to be on the same page
to agreeing about something with someone
to think outside the box
to think differently, unconventionally, or from a new perspective
to be all ears
to be listening eagerly and attentively
a person in a completely unsuitable environment or situation
make a fuss
become angry and complain
to mean well
to intend to be kind, helpful, or good, even if the actions or words that result may not be successful, may cause problems, or may not align with the good intentions
to find a common ground
to come to an agreement on something
white lie
a harmless or trivial lie, especially one told to avoid hurting someone's feelings
to be lame
to be uncool, uninteresting, or out of touch with current trends
ride or die
someone who is completely and unconditionally loyal, supportive, and dedicated to a partner, friend, or family member
globe trotter
a person who travels widely
side hustle
a secondary, part-time, or freelance activity pursued alongside a main job to generate extra income
second nature
a characteristic or habit in someone that appears to be instinctive because that person has behaved in a particular way so often
"it rings a bell"
it sounds familiar
all hands on deck
a situation requires everyone to help or contribute, especially during a crisis or emergency
in a nutshell
in the fewest possible words
to push someone's buttons
to arouse or provoke a reaction in someone
shenanigans
malicious behaviour that causes discomfort or annoyance in others OR the use of tricks to deceive someone
to fend for yourself
to take care of and provide for yourself without help or support from others
burn bridges
do something which makes it impossible to return to an earlier state (especially in relationships)
water under the bridge
used to refer to events or situations that are in the past and consequently no longer to be regarded as important or as a source of concern
to lose your mojo
to lose your confidence, motivation, energy, or enthusiasm for life or a particular activity, resulting in a feeling of being less effective or capable than usual
tongue in cheek
in an ironic, flippant, or insincere way
to be gutted
to be disappointed