Globetrotting 1
Globetrotting 2
Clothing 1
Clothing 2
Food
100
To be really tired of someone or something.
To be sick of.
100
Change one's opinion or point of view.
To change one's mind.
100
Don't get too excited!
Keep your shirt on!
100
To be very well dressed for an evening out.
Dressed to kill.
100
To be very lazy and enjoy sitting around doing nothing.
To be a couch potato.
200
To leave your home for a trip is to .... (not globe-trotting)
It is "to get away"
200
To steal something from someone, or to steal something.
To rip off someone or something.
200
Keep your mouth shut, don't say anything.
Keep it zipped.
200
When something is very easy for someone to do, that person is...
an old hat.
200
To be the very best at what you do.
To be the "cream of the crop".
300
To get news from a friend or relative.
To hear from someone.
300
When you don't know anything about something.
You don't have a clue.
300
When something fits really well.
It fits like a glove.
300
To be naked.
To be in one's birthday suit.
300
To say something that you are meant to keep secret.
To spill the beans.
400
To be able to laugh at jokes and pranks that involve you.
To be a good sport.
400
Use the expression to complete this sentence, "I thought the test would be hard and , _________________ it was."
Sure enough.
400
When it's time to start working really hard.
Buckle down or roll up one's sleeves.
400
To prepare to work really hard.
To roll up one's sleeves or buckle down.
400
When a product sells very very well.
It sells like hotcakes.
500
To enjoy something a lot.
To get a kick out of something.
500
When you write someone a letter.
Drop someone a line.
500
To be very restless, can't stop moving.
To have ants in one's pants.
500
To imagine doing what someone else is doing.
To be in someone else's shoes.
500
To be full of energy and excitement.
To be full of beans.
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