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Animal Metaphors

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    Animal Metaphors
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  • Describing someone who is constantly active or productive
    As busy as a sheep
    As busy as a bee
    As busy as a buffalo
    As busy as a cow
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  • Referring to a person who appears harmless but is actually deceptive or dangerous
    A snake in sheep's clothing
    A wolf in sheep's clothing
    A fox in sheep's clothing
    A mouse in sheep's clothing
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  • Describing someone who displays great courage and fearlessness
    Brave as a lion
    Brave as a tiger
    Brave as an elephant
    Brave as a bear
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  • Referring to someone who is cunning, clever, and resourceful
    Sly as a snake
    Sly as a hamster
    Sly as a fox
    Sly as a cat
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  • Describing a person who is enthusiastic and hardworking
    Eager beaver
    Eager bear
    Eager bee
    Eager bunny
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  • Referring to someone who is extremely resistant to change or persuasion
    Stubborn as an ox
    Stubborn as a cow
    Stubborn as a dog
    Stubborn as a mule
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  • Describing someone who is very quiet or shy
    Quiet as a monkey
    Quiet as a mouse
    Quiet as a cat
    Quiet as a snake
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  • Referring to a person who feels liberated or unrestricted
    Free as a bird
    Free as a camel
    Free as a monkey
    Free as a parrot
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  • Describing someone who possesses great physical strength
    Strong as an ox
    Strong as a tiger
    Strong as a dinosaur
    Strong as an elephant
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  • Referring to someone who is agile and quick in their movements
    Nimble as a cat
    Nimble as a falcon
    Nimble as a monkey
    Nimble as a leopard
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  • Something that you buy or accept without first seeing it or finding out if it is good
    A mule in a poke
    An elephant in a poke
    A pig in a poke
    A bee in a poke
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  • The act of imitation, usually with limited knowledge and/or concern for the consequences
    Monkey see, monkey do
    Cat see, cat do
    Dog see, dog do
    Mice see, mice do
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