Agreeing and Disagreeing
Put your two ________ in.
cents
Blood is thicker than _____________.
water
I could wait till the _________ come home.
cows
She still needs to ___________ the ropes around here.
learn
If something is free, it's on the _________.
house
T or F: "You bet" means I agree.
True
Business sense must ________ in your family.
run
We'll cross that _________ when we come to it.
bridge
I'm ____________ under at work. I can't meet today.
snowed
top
T or F: If you take issue with someone you agree with them.
False
He's a __________ off the old block.
chip
I'm in __________ my head.
over
If you give someone this, you are giving them unhelpful information.
the runaround
You missed that opportunity even though it was right at your ___________.
feet
To see eye to __________ means you have the same opinion as someone.
eye
He was born with a _________ spoon in his mouth.
silver
Throwing in the ____________ means quitting.
towel
If a business goes _________ up, it has lost all of its money.
belly
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were dressed to ________ last night. They must have been going to a party.
kill
speak
When you leave your parents's house to get your own apartment, you have ________ the nest.
flown/ left
If you forgot something, you can say that it ______________ your mind.
slipped
What idiom means to compare two things?
stack up
This idiom means to compete with one's neighbors in the accumulation of money or objects.
Keeping up with the Jones.