Lifestyle

Idiom: To dig in Context #1: Tony: Hey guys!  The pizza is ready, so dig in! Joe: Should we wait...

Idiom: To be stuffed Context #1: John: Man, that buffet was amazing!  I think I had like 5 plates full...

Idiom: A blessing in disguise Meaning: Something that at first appears to be bad or unlucky but is actually good. Example: Mike:...

Read this thank you note and try to guess the meaning of the idiom in bold: What do you think the...

Idiom: To squirrel something away; used as a verb   First Example: Kyle: I bought a car! Elizabeth: Really?  How much...

Idiom: To serve a/your country; used as a verb First Example: Announcer: For Veteran’s Day, the president honored the men and...

Idiom: to be a turkey Example: John: I can’t find my laptop.  I hope I didn’t lose it or get it...

Idiom: Go cold turkey Example: Frank: I’m thinking about quitting fast food. Aaron: That’s really good.  It’s really unhealthy to eat fried...

Idiom:You look like you have just seen a ghost! Example: Joe: Jane! Are you all right? You look like you have...

Idiom: To make one’s blood run cold Example 1:  Don’t see the movie “The Exorcist!” It’s so scary! It made my blood run cold! ...

Idiom: In cold blood Context #1: John: Did you hear about that serial killer who appeared in court today? Sam:...

Idiom: To Scare The Pants Off Someone Context #1: Tammy: Last night my neighbor jumped out from behind a bush wearing...

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