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100

Said to someone in order to wake them up from sleep:

Wakey-wakey

Rise and shine

100

To stop what you are doing because you do not want to do any more or think you have done enough:

To call it a day

100

To enjoy yourself by going to places such as bars and clubs

To paint the town red

100

To feel ill

To feel under the weather

100

To feel that you like someone very much

To have a soft spot for someone

200

Good luck

Break a leg

200

To study

To hit the books

200

To insult someone

To call someone names

200

On alternate weeks

Every other week

200

Unexpectedly

Out of the blue

300
  1. Something you say when the person you were talking about appears unexpectedly:

Speak of the devil

300

Become very angry:

See red

300

To be really happy:

To be on cloud nine

300

To be very unhappy because someone has something that you want:

To be green with envy

300

At a time that is far away in the future

In the long run

400

Covered in bruises

To be black and blue (all over)

400

Satisfactory up to this particular time:

So far so good

400

Etcetera: 

And so on and so forth

400

Many members of a family have the same quality,  ability, disease:

run in the family

400

Impossible

Out of the question

500

Worried or nervous about something it is going to happen:

Be on tenterhooks

500

Not very often

Once in a blue moon

500

To pay too much money for something

To pay through the nose

500

For ever

For good

500

To accept criticism or punishment for something you have done

To face the music

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