Idioms
Synonyms
Weird words
Slang
Phrasal verbs
100

Big fish in a small pond

An important person only in a small area or organization.

100

fast

Quick/speedy/swift/rapid

100

Watchamacallit

when you are speaking about something or someone whose name you can not remember

100

High-key

To do so in a way that is open, obvious, and apparent

100

Come over

to come to a place, move from one place to another/take a long trip

200

Take a rain check

To refuse an offer or invitation politely, or say that you would like to accept it, but at a different time.

200

Brave 

Corageous/intrepid/Valiant/fearless

200

Bodacious 

Excellent, notewhorty, attractive

200

Tosh

nonsense; bosh.

200

Build (someone or something) up

to increase or become larger or stronger, or to cause someone or something to do this

300

Green thumb

very good at gardening

300

worried

anxious/concerned/disturbed/upset

300

Brouhaha

This refers to an uproar or big event.

300

Jacked

It’s used to describe someone who is physically strong and muscular.

300

Bounce back

To return quickly to a normal condition after a difficult situation or event

400

Everything but the kitchen sink

taken the entire contents of your house almost everything imaginable, even the unnecessary ones.

400

Keen

Eager/desirous/wishing/anxious

400

canoodle

Kiss and cuddle amorously 

400

Simp

It’s generally used as a derogatory term to insult someone for going to great lengths to gain someone’s favor.

400

Brush up (on)

 to quickly improve a skill, especially when you have not used it for a time.

500

Go belly up

to fail; to go bankrupt

500

Knowledge

expertness/understanding/comprenhension/expertise/awareness

500

Gubbings

Miscelaneous items/ a gadget

500

go dutch

each person pays for his/her own meal.

500

Come off

To be finished with or removed from something