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Idioms
Idioms
100

Flat out

Super Busy

100

Spiffy

Stylish

100

Pop

Soda / Soft Drink

100

To each their own

Definition: Everyone has their own preferences or tastes.
Example: I wouldn’t eat pineapple on pizza, but to each their own.

100

Get the green light

Definition: To receive permission to proceed.
Example: We got the green light from the manager to start the project.

200

Stubbie

Beer bottle

200

Plastered

Drunk

200

Goner

A lost cause, hopeless

200

Run out of steam

Definition: To lose energy or enthusiasm.
Example: I was so excited about writing my novel, but I ran out of steam halfway through.

200

Burn bridges

Definition: To damage relationships beyond repair.
Example: Be polite when quitting a job—there’s no need to burn bridges.

300

Chewie

Chewing Gum

300

Skint

Broke

300

Bounce

Leave

300

Out of the blue

  1. Definition: Unexpectedly or without warning.
    Example: He called me out of the blue after ten years of no contact.
300

Put your foot down

Definition: To assert your authority and refuse to compromise.
Example: She put her foot down and insisted that the kids finish their homework before playing.

400

Stoked

Excited

400

Gutted

Disappointed

400

Bread

Money

400

Let someone off the hook

Definition: To free someone from blame or responsibility.
Example: The teacher let us off the hook for not completing the assignment because the internet was down.

400

Lose your touch

Definition: To lose a skill or ability you once had.
Example: He was the best pianist in college, but he's lost his touch after years without practice.

500

Tucker

Food

500

Chuffed

Pleased

500

Stan

Superfan

500

Miss the boat

Definition: To miss an opportunity.
Example: I wanted to invest in that startup, but I missed the boat when their shares skyrocketed last year.

500

Don't cry wolf

Definition: Don’t raise false alarms or lie repeatedly, as people may stop believing you.
Example: If you keep crying wolf about being sick, no one will believe you when it’s real.