Idiom Meanings 1
Idiom Meanings 2
Video Idioms 1
Video Idioms 2
winter idioms
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What does waste your breath mean?
to say something that is ignored or has no effect
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What does the idiom, "rock the boat" mean?
change a stable or peaceful situation
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Which idiom means it is raining heavily outside?
It's raining cats and dogs.
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What does it mean to have butterflies in your stomach?
You are feeling nervous
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in a risky situation (on a lake?)
on thin ice
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What does the idiom, "play with fire" mean?
to do something risky or dangerous
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What does the idiom "take it easy" mean?
relax
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Which idiom means to sleep very hard, and difficult to wake up?
Sleep like a log
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What does it mean to sleep like a log?
To sleep very well
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to postpone acting on someone or something
put on ice
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What does the idiom "in hot water" mean?
in trouble
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What does the idiom "see eye to eye" mean?
when people agree on something
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Which idiom means, to feel nervous?
To have butterflies in your stomach
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What does it mean to feel under the weather?
To feel sick
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in the middle of winter, when it is very cold and dark (not many signs of life around)
dead of winter
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What does the idiom "sleep on it" mean?
to think about something before making a decision
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What does the idiom "miss the boat" mean?
miss a chance or an opportunity
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Which idiom means to feel sick?
Feeling under the weather
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What does it mean if someone says it's raining cats and dogs?
It is raining heavily
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To vacillate between two opposing or starkly different states, opinions, or behaviors (temp changes)
run hot and cold
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What does the idiom, "put your foot in your mouth" mean?
to say or ask something you regret
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What does the idiom "kill two birds with one stone" mean?
to solve two problems at one time with one action
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Which idiom means good luck?
Break a leg!
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What does it mean if someone tells you, "Break a leg!" before you go on stage?
Good luck!
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a situation in which something increases in size or importance at a faster and faster rate (going downhill?)
a snowball effect