Idioms 101
You can count on me!
You can depend on me; You can rely on me; You can trust me; I'll do it for sure
"Give it a shot."
Try to do it; Make an attempt
"Spill the beans"
To tell a secret; To ruin a surprise
"Take a chill pill"
Calm down; Relax
"Zip your lip"
Be quiet; Silence yourself; Don't talk
"In the middle of nowhere"
In a place where there are very few people, and/or buildings; Country area; Forest area
"Through thick and thin"
In good times and in bad times; No matter what
"Up to no good"
Planning to do something bad or evil
"Have a heavy heart"
To be really sad, disappointed, or upset
"Neck and neck"
The game score or election is tied or very close.
"Throw shade"
To talk badly about someone; To insult someone; To purposely make someone feel bad
"Turn over a new leaf"
To start over new and better; To become a better version of yourself
"Hold your tongue."
Don't talk; Don't say anything; Hush
"Off the hook"
Really good
"Hang in there."
Don't give up; Don't quit; You can do it
"Wild goose chase"
To look for something that's impossible to find; To pursue something that's impossible to catch
"Bigger fish to fry"
More important things to do
"Cat got your tongue?"
Why are you so quiet; Why aren't you talking
"On a silver platter"
Something given really easily; Something you didn't have to work hard for
"Shed light"
To explain something that is hard to understand
"Put your foot in your mouth"
To accidentally say something foolish, embarrassing, or insulting; To wish you could take back what you just said
"Throw someone under the bus"
To betray a friend for selfish reasons; To get your friend in trouble to save yourself
"Hit the nail on the head"
To give the exactly correct answer or response
"By the skin of your teeth"
Just barely accomplished something
"Bite off more than you can chew"
To take on a task or project that is too difficult for you to finish; To take on too many things