Idioms
To catch someone while doing something wrong. 'To catch someone...'
Red handed
Pitching
Presenting business ideas to another party. For ex, you may pitch your startup business to potential investors or your products to potential customers. When you pitch effectively, you can motivate and persuade your audience to follow your idea and make it a reality.
What's the noun for? wide, strong, awesome
width, strength, awe
What's the difference between one yard and two yards?
A fence
Speak to someone in an angry way 'To give someone...'
A piece of your mind
Cold calling
When salesperson contacts individuals who have not previously expressed interest in the offered products or services.
helpful, unhelpful, helpless.
Why are teddy bears never hungry?
Because they're always stuffed.
Bring up a memory of something unpleasant from the past. 'To rake...'
over the ashes
A loan shark
person or an entity that loans money at extremely high interest rates and often uses threats of violence to collect debts.
What's the opposite of literate, mature, comfort
illiterate, immature, discomfort
Why shouldn't you spell trap backwards?
because it's a trap
To deal with someone very carefully. 'To treat someone...'
With kid's gloves
Game changer
a newly introduced element or factor that changes an existing situation or activity in a significant way
Come up with four words derived from health
healthy, unhealthy, healthily
What do you call a cow in an earthquake?
A milkshake
To have a secret or surprise that can give an advantage in a certain situation. 'To have a(n)
Ace up your sleeve
Be at a crossroads
To be at a point when a choice must be made; to be at a point of change.
What's the noun and the verb? POOR
Poverty, impoverish
What's the tallest building in town?
the library, because it's got the most stories.