To be all ears
To be eager to listen, sharply, attentive, curious
Achilles' Heel
The Iliad. Homer.
As white as __________
SNOW
OIL / THE / MIDNIGHT / BURN
Burn the midnight oil
HIT AND RUN
To air your dirty laundry in public.
To talk about your private disagreements or embarrassing matters in public, usually quarrelling.
Beware of the Greeks bearing gifts
The Aeneid. Virgil
As black as _______
COAL
PANTS / YOUR / IN / ANTS
Ants in your pants.
NOT MY CUP OF TEA
To bark up the wrong tree
To direct your attention or efforts toward the wrong person or thing
To be a bull in a china shop
Aesop's fables
As sweet as ________
HONEY
Fish out of water.
PIECE OF CAKE
To waste something good or valuable on someone that won't appreciate or understand it.
Aesop.
A,B,C
FLOCK / OF / A / TOGETHER / BIRDS / FEATHER
Birds of a feather flock together.
MONKEY BUSINESS
"Tongue in cheek"
Intended as a joke, not serious, insincere, mocking.
Every cloud has a siver lining.
John Milton 1634
WEATHER.
OF / BEHOLDER / IS / THE / IN / EYE / BEAUTY / THE
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
GET COLD FEET