Present day English Idioms
Old-fashioned English idioms
Tricky English idioms
100

Pull yourself together 

Calm down, compose yourself 

100

That's not my cup of tea.

I don't like that.

100

Pardon my French 

Used to try and excuse the use of a swear word.

200
Go the extra mile 

Work extra hard at something, put in more effort

200

I'll be there with bells on!

I'm excited/I can't wait to go.

200

Cat got your tongue?

Someone is being too quiet/ trying to get them to speak

300

face the music

to be confronted with the consequences for your actions

300

Not playing with a full deck

insult saying someone lacks intelligence 

300

thick as thieves 

Close friends 
400

add insult to injury 

to make a situation worse

400
Burning the candle at both ends 
Someone is working too hard, living a fast paced life.
400

Pot calling the kettle black 

Used to point out hypocrisy

500

kill two birds with one stone 

solve two problems at once 

500

Don't sell me a dog 

Don't lie to me

500

chew the fat 

make small talk