W.O.T.W.
This W.O.T.W. means that you are relaxed about the rules and this one means you are surprised/amazed.
What are lenient and astonish.
These two idioms mean that you are in trouble.
What are in hot water and behind the eight ball.
This Greek/Latin root means born/birth.
What is nat/natur.
This word means to hold up and this one means to put together.
What are support and integrate.
This idiom means you are extremely kind.
What is heart of gold.
You might examine things closely if you were really picky about things. Name these two W.O.T.W.
What are scrutinize and persnickety.
These two idioms mean the most important person.
What are the big cheese and the top dog.
This Greek/Latin root means alone, one, only.
What is mono.
This word means to sum up and this one means to combine.
What are summarize and synthesize.
This W.O.T.W. means to care for/admire and this one means joyful.
What are revere and jovial.
These two W.O.T.W. both mean that you are taking your time (maybe too much time) to do something and this word might describe the person waiting for you.
What are dilly-dally, lallygag, and irate.
This idiom means that you were caught doing something wrong and this one means you want to be friends again after a fight.
What are caught red-handed and bury the hatchet.
This Greek/Latin root mean come and this one means to say.
What are ven/vent and dict.
This word means to elaborate or expand and these two mean to find the differences and similarities.
What are develop and compare/contrast.
This idiom means that you cannot sit still and these two mean that you are very happy/surprised.
What are ants in your pants, knocked my socks off and walking on air.
I hate eating French food. Replace the words hate and food with two W.O.T.W.
What are abhor and cuisine.
This idiom means you said something hurtful and this one means you are teasing someone.
What are cut to the quick and pulling your leg.
This Greek/Latin root means feet.
What is pod/ped.
This word means to tell in your own words and this one means put into different words.
What are retell and paraphrase.
This Critical 55 word means to find and this one means to mention.
What are locate and refer.
What are famished and consume.
These three idioms mean that you are very busy.
What are all tied up, snowed under, and swamped.
These three Greek/Latin roots mean two, three, and four respectively.
What are bi, tri, and quad.
This word means to express clearly and this one means effective writing and speaking.
What are articulate and rhetoric.
These two Greek/Latin roots both mean love.
What are phil and amor.