Heart Idioms
Everyday Idioms
Five Senses Idioms
Fire Idioms
BONUS
100

To have a broken heart


To not hide how you are feeling; to show how you are feeling

100

Call it a day

To finish working for the day

100

Make your mouth water

Food that makes you want to eat it

100

Play with fire

To do something you know is dangerous

100

Piece of cake

Go for it

200

Your heart is in the right place



To have good intentions, even if something bad happens

200

Dog days of summer

The hottest and most humid days of summer

200

Smell a rat

To suspect someone is evil or bad

200

Add fuel to the fire

To make a bad situation worse

200

Costs an arm and a leg



Very easy

300

Wear your heart on your sleeve

To be extremely afraid of something

300

Save for a rainy day

A very happy or important day

300

Foaming at the mouth

To be extremely angry

300

Burn yourself out

To overwork so you become exhausted

300

Knock yourself out

Something that is very expensive

400

Eat your heart out

To feel extremely unhappy about something

400

Rome wasn't built in a day

Something that is very difficult can't be done quickly

400

A sight for sore eyes

Something that you are very happy to see

400

On the hot seat

To be in a difficult situation

400

Hit the books

To study

500

To have a bleeding heart

To have too much sympathy, even if they don't deserve it

500

Red letter day


To save for the future when you might need it

500

To have a sixth sense

To be sad or depressed

500

Where there's smoke, there's fire

If something looks like it may or may not be true, it probably is

500

Let the cat out of the bag

To tell a secret