UK Idioms
A delicious way to say you find something extremely easy
What is 'a piece of cake'?
A somewhat violent expression to wish someone success
What is 'break a leg'?
This food-related rhyme is necessary to climb higher
What are 'apples and pears'? (Stairs)
What is 'Irish Wristwatch'? - Repeat it three times!!
An English county, as well as a popular sauce needed for cooking
What is 'Worcestershire'?
You might like someone whose feet are always on the ground
If you drop a bottle of this animal product, it can be hard not to get emotional
What is 'crying over split milk'?
When Pinnochio's nose grows, he can only be doing one thing
What are 'Porkie Pies'? (Lies)
A lady at the beach might make some money from what's right underneath your feet
What is 'she sells seashells by the seashore'? - Repeat it three times!!
This military rank has a similar sound to popcorn
What is 'colonel'?
You know a job has been done well when this family relation is mentioned
What is 'Bob's your uncle'?
This might need to be applied if you need to get some hard work done
What is 'elbow grease'?
An expression used when you can't quite get your head around something
What is 'Adam and Eve'? (Believe)
These colourful vehicles are lined up one right after the other
What is 'red lorry, yellow lorry'? - Repeat it three times!!
These areas are known for their forests, few shops and roads
What is 'rural'?
You might need to sell both of these body parts to afford what you want
What is 'an arm and a leg'?
This literary idiom is all about how looks can be deceiving
What is 'judging a book by its cover'?
This tasty Christmas treat refers to a an essential body part relating to the senses
What are 'Mince Pies'? (Eyes)
This groundhog might be able to get more done if only he was human
What is 'how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood'? - Repeat it three times!!
These furry little creatures can be red or grey
What are 'squirrels'?
We're heading to an English county in this idiom, said to children before bed
What is 'Bedfordshire'?
When times are tough with your significant other, you may banished to this place for puppies
What is 'the doghouse'?
This rhyme, describing the most important woman in a man's life, is to do with terrible times in your life
What is 'trouble and strife'? (Wife)
What is 'Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers'?- Repeat it three times!!
You may find these warm rooms in spars or hotels
What are 'saunas'?