Office Words
Homonyms
In the news
Groceries
Animal Idioms
100

A short note sent out to everyone.

Memo

100

To select, or to gnaw with one's teeth.

Choose/chews

100

The title of a news story.

Headline

100
The fresh fruits and vegetables section.

Produce

100

The subject no one is talking about but everyone is thinking about.

The elephant in the room.

200

A worker employed for a limited time.

Temp

200

Double, or to do battle.

Dual/duel

200

To send out to a mass audience via radio, television, or the Internet.

Broadcast

200

Unpackaged food (powders, liquids, nuts, candy, etc.) that you measure and bag yourself.

Bulk

200

An easy target.

A sitting duck.
300

Where to get a cold drink, or have a casual conversation.

Water cooler

300

Equal, or an annual outdoor festival, or the price of something.

Fair/fair/fare

300

An article where the writer states their opinion.

Op-ed (short for 'opposite the editorial page')

300

Freshly sliced meat and cheese section. They might even make you a sandwich!

Deli

300

To abruptly quit a bad habit.

Cold turkey

400

Small, square workspaces separated by dividers.

Cubicles

400

To lend something to someone, or to be solitary.

Loan/lone

400

News that is happening right this moment.

Breaking

400

Sauces or spices that you add to food after it's cooked.

Condiments

400

To be hyperactive; to have a lot of energy.

Ants in your pants

500

The department you discuss personal matters with.

Human Resources (HR)

500

The highest point, or to glance at something quickly.

Peak/peek

500

Photographers who relentlessly chase celebrities.

Paparazzi

500

The counter where you pay for your groceries.

Checkout

500

"Please wait a moment."

Hold your horses

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