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Vocab. 1(MP)
Vocab. 2 (SG)
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This idiom includes the name of a character from Greek Mythology.
What is an Achille's Heel
100
This idiom is a person who is bossy or tries to tell someone else how to do something.
What is a backseat driver.
100
The idiom is based on a British story of children being left in the woods.
What is babe in the woods?
100
Able to speak well.
What is fluent?
100
A strong belief.
What is a conviction?
200
This idiom is based on dogs hunting raccoons during colonial times.
What is barking up the wrong tree?
200
This idiomatic phrase is taken from boardgames.
What is back to square one.
200
This idiom means 13 of sometimes 14.
What is a baker's dozen?
200
A narrow-minded or prejudiced person.
What is a bigot?
200
Optional course or subject in a school or college curriculum.
What is an elective?
300
This idiomatic phrase describes a hyper person or one who can't stay still.
What is ants in your pants?
300
This idiom is taken from tricks that card players used to use to win at poker.
What is ace up your sleeve?
300
Person who intrudes on another's rights.
What is an interloper?
300
Lower eyebrows and corners of the mouth, look angry or irritated.
What is a scowl?
400
This idiom means to be clumsy or awkward especially with your hands.
What is all thumbs?
400
This idioms means that everything that look valuable may not be.
What is all that glitters is not gold?
400
This idiom means easily frightened.
What is afraid of your own shadow?
400
of the same or a similar kind or nature
What is homogenous?
400
Fierceness; wild force
What is ferocity?
500
This idiom comes from the belief that the pupil of the eye looks like an apple.
What is apple of your eye.
500
The literal translation of this idiom means to wear a large bird around your neck.
What is an albatross around your neck?
500
This idiom means to discuss private issues so that others can hear.
What is air your dirty laundry in public?
500
Differing kind Consisting of dissimilar parts
What is heterogenous?
500
Spanish word for man
What is ese?