Idioms
Multiple Meaning Words
Vocabulary
Problem Solving
More Idioms
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What does "under the weather" mean?

Sick, not feeling well

100

power

1. To have control over something

2. Fuel or electricity to help something work properly

100

loan

money that is borrowed from the bank or a person

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You are supposed to be home by 10:00pm, but your friend's car broke down and you will be late. Your cellphone is dead so you can't text your parents. What can you do?

Borrow your friend's phone or charge your phone so you can call/text them

100

On the fence

Can't decide between two choices

200

That costs an arm and a leg! That means...

It is expensive

200

row

1. To move a boat with oars

2. A line of something such as chairs or people

200

budget

A plan for saving or spending money

200

You are ordering food at a restaurant, but the server doesn't understand you. What can you do?

Try to communicate with them by writing, typing on your phone, or pointing to items on the menu

200

Glued to your seat

Fascinated, really interested in something you are watching

300

What does "dropping like flies" mean?

Everyone is getting sick
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deck

1. A stack of cards

2. An area around a house where you can sit or put furniture

300

income

The amount of money you make

300

You get off at the wrong T station. What can you do?

Look at the map, get back on the T and get off at the correct stop

300

Cold feet

Scared or nervous to do something, so you decide not to do it

400

What does "see eye to eye" mean?

To agree on something

400

change

1. To do something different, put on different clothes

2. Money or coins you get back when you pay in cash

400

credit card

A type of payment where you pay with a card and pay it back later

400

Your bus driver keeps asking you a question, but you cannot understand them. What can you do?

Ask them to speak more slowly, write it down, or use your phone to type to communicate with each other

400

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree

To look or act like a family member

500

What does it mean if something is a rip-off? For example, "The concert tickets to see Taylor Swift were a rip-off."

It means something is too expensive, not worth the price

500

tick

1. The sound a clock makes

2. A type of bug that attaches to dogs or people and drinks blood

500

debt

When you owe money to the bank, a credit card company, or another person

500

You lose one of your CIs at the beach. What can you do?

Look for them, use GPS locator if you have it on your phone. Contact your audiologist if you cannot find it.

500

Throw in the towel

Quit, stop working on something