Idioms
You may tell someone to break this before a performance.
What is a leg?
Who is George Washington?
If it is really pouring rain outside you might say this.
What is raining cats and dogs?
He is best known for being a traitor to the patriots during the revolutionary war.
Who is Benedict Arnold.
You might "speak of" this evil being when the person you were gossiping about enters the room.
He was the dictator of Russia, the most responsible for the holocaust.
Who is Adolf Hitler?
You might say this idiom when you are looking for something that is nearly impossible to find. It starts with looking for a ___.
What is needle in a haystack?
He was the first person on the moon.
Who is Neil Armstrong?
You might say this to achieve or do two things at the same time, the flying creatures in this idiom would not like this.
What is Kill two birds with one stone?
He is a prolific author and wrote plays such as Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Who is William Shakespeare?