Idioms
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Lighten up

to relax

100

Knock your socks off

"You won't believe what I heard, it'll knock your socks off!"

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!

To amaze or impress someone

100

Keep a Straight Face

"It's so hard to keep a straight face when you have hilarious friends like me."

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!

to try not to smile or laugh, especially in a serious situation

100

hit the hay or hit the sack

"I'm so tired, I'd better hit the hay."

go to sleep

100

Lose your marbles

"The old man has been saying strange things. I think he's lost his marbles."

To act or become crazy

200

Bite off more than you can chew

Take on a task that is too big

200

Pulling my leg

Playing a joke

200

Cutting corners

This idioms means to do something poorly in order to save time and/or money

200

To lower your guard, drop your guard

to stop being careful about showing your emotions.

200

Got cold feet

"My friend got cold feet and didn't go sky diving."

DOUBLE JEAOPARDY!!

Decide not to at the last minute

300

Music to my ears

"Hearing it was a snow day was music to my ears!"

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!

something you love to hear

300

Rule of thumb

a basic rule you have to follow

300

to see red

This idioms means to get really angry.

300

Call it a day

to decide to stop doing something

300

to burst into tears 

This idioms means  to suddenly start to cry.  

400

wrap your head around something

"The teacher had to explain the answer 3 times before I could finally wrap my head around it."

to fully understand something

400

Get a grip

This idioms means, to get control over your emotions.

400

at the drop of a hat

"We're all packed and ready to go, so we can leave at the drop of a hat"

immediately, without delay or hesitation

400

Lose your head

to lose control of your emotions.

400

Blow off steam or let off steam

to do or say something to get rid of strong emotions

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In the same boat


"Don't worry, all your friends will be in 5th grade with you so you'll all be in the same boat."

To be in the same situation experience
500

a dime a dozen

something very common

500

A picture is worth a thousand words

better to show than tell


500

Go back to the drawing board 

"This invention isn't working. I guess we'll have to go back to the drawing board."

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!

to start over or revise the plan

500

Wear your heart on your sleeve

"How can Troy not see that Sarah likes him? She wears her heart on her sleeve!"

to show your feelings, especially your love for someone