Name That Term!
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Idiom
100

The woman was as busy as a bee.

Simile

100

She was as busy as a bee

She was very busy & had a lot of tasks to do

100

Her hair was a long, golden river

Her hair was long & blonde

100

Gatorade always wins

If you drink gatorade, you will always win your games

100

What does the idiom, "break a leg" mean?

Good luck! Do well!

200

The last piece of pumpkin pie was calling my name.

Personification

200

He was as tall as a giraffe

He was taller than most other people (very tall)

200

Her brother was a couch potato

He was lazy & all he did was sit on the couch

200

The last piece of pumpkin pie was calling my name

There was one piece left & I really wanted it

200

What does the idiom, "I am in a pickle" mean?

You're stuck in a difficult situation.

300

The snow on the ground is a white blanket

Metaphor

300

I slept like a baby

I slept very sound & peacefully

300

The stars are sparkly diamonds

The stars were bright & shiny

300

The flowers in my garden were begging for water

The flowers were dead & brown

300

What does the idiom, "there are butterflies in my stomach" mean?

Nervous & anxious

400

Her tears were a river flowing down her cheeks.

Metaphor

400

They fought like cats & dogs

Since cats & dogs do not get along, they fought very tough

400

The calm lake was a mirror

The water in the lake wasn't moving much & could show a reflection

400

The moon played hide & seek with the clouds

The clouds were covering and uncovering the moon

400

What does the idiom, "turn a deaf ear" mean?

To ignore someone purposefully 

500

I am in a pickle.

Idiom

500

She danced like a butterfly

The way she danced looked very simple & elegant almost as if she was flying

500

Her tears were a river flowing down her cheeks

She was crying very hard

500

The cactus saluted the cars that drove by

The way a cactus stands in the desert looks like it is saluting

500
What does the idiom, "Where your heart on your sleeve" mean?

To express yourself too openly.