Idioms
It's raining cats and dogs means...
What is "it is raining heavily?"
What is 'went'?
What is the infinitive in the following sentence: I agreed to come home before dinner.
What is 'to come'?
This word means to be weird, not normal.
What is bizarre?
This word means something that is foolish, does not make sense.
What is nonsensical?
It is a bitter pill to swallow means...
What is "it is difficult to accept?"
The past tense of 'sing'
What is 'sang'?
What is the infinitive in the following sentence: They seem to like the cake that I made.
What is 'to like'?
Causing repulsion and horror.
What is gruesome?
What is 'macabre'?
You're in deep water means...
What is "being in a difficult or challenging situation?"
What is the present tense of 'saw'
What is 'see'?
What is the infinitive in the following sentence: I was able to confirm the presence of the tunnel by the hollow sound of my taps on the sidewalk.
What is 'to confirm'?
To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly.
What is 'scrutinize'?
to try to equal or excel; imitate with effort to equal or surpass
What is 'emulate'?
That's just the tip of the iceberg means...
What is "only a small part of the problem; the biggest part of the problem is hidden?"
What is the past tense of 'bind'
What is 'bound'?
What is the infinitive in the following sentence: I expect to visit my family next month.
What is 'expect to'?
To make an area, or person, poor.
In a way that results from chance despite being very unlikely.
What is 'coincidentally'?
The crux of the matter means...
What is "the basic, central, or critical point of an issue?"
What is 'dreamt'?
What is the infinitive in the following sentence: We plan to make our presentation during last period.
What is 'to make'?
To warn or reprimand someone firmly.
What is "admonish?"
When a situation is intense, irritating, and frustrating.
What is 'exasperating'?