English Idioms
What does the idiom “out to lunch” mean?
What is unaware, distracted, or not thinking clearly?
What does the French loanword “déjà vu” mean?
What is the feeling you have experienced this moment before?
What does the informal word “hothead” mean?
What is someone who gets angry very quickly?
What does the idiom “three sheets to the wind” mean?
What is had too much to drink?
What does the German loanword “zeitgeist” mean?
What is the general spirit or mood of a period in history?
What does the phrase “lost cause” mean?
What is someone or something that cannot be saved or improved?
What does the idiom “a few eggs short of an omelette” mean?
What is silly, foolish, or lacking common sense?
What does the French loanword “joie de vivre” mean?
What is enthusiastic enjoyment of life?
What does the informal phrase “on cloud nine” mean?
What is extremely happy?
What does the idiom “throw someone a curveball” mean?
What is to surprise someone with an unexpected or difficult problem?
What does the Italian loanword “fiasco” mean?
What is a complete failure or disaster?
What does “down in the dumps” mean?
What is feeling sad or depressed?
What does the idiom “piece of cake” mean?
What is something very easy to do?
What does the Spanish loanword “siesta” mean?
What is a short afternoon nap?
What does the British informal word “nutter” mean?
What is a crazy or eccentric person?