Finish the idiom
fly
bite off more than you can chew
to try to do more than you can manage; to give yourself more tasks than you can handle
what is an idiom for something that is very easy to do
easy as pie, piece of cake, a cake walk...
Address the ____ in the _____
elephant in the room
What is puppy love?
young love or immature love
don't beat...
a dead horse OR around the bush
through thick and thin
to be loyal through both good and bad times
What is an idiom for someone who is not very smart?
not the sharpest tool in the shed, not the brightest crayon in the box, a few bricks short of a load...
All's fair in ______ and _______
Love and war
If your relationship is "on the rocks" what does that mean?
You're going through a tough time or arguing
You wear your heart on...
your sleeve
Apple of my eye
someone you adore or treasure
What is an idiom for telling a secret or gossip?
spill the beans
spill the tea
let the cat out of the bag
kill two ___ with one ___
kill two birds with one stone
What does "tie the knot" mean?
get married
once in a... (hint: not while)
blue moon
a dime a dozen
very common and not special
What is an idiom for someone who gets really upset/mad/frustrated?
blew a fuse, lose your cool, explode, fly off the handle, crash out...
a face only a _____ could _____
mother could love
what does "tugging at your heart strings" mean?
making you feel guilty or sympathetic
blood is thicker...
than water
break the ice
to start a conversation to make people feel more comfortable
what is an idiom for the final act that made someone very angry after other acts "piled up"
the straw that broke the camel's back
the last straw
a ____ in _____'s clothing
a wolf in sheep's clothing
What does "getting cold feet" refer to? When does it happen?
changing your mind about marrying someone before the wedding day