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An idiom used to wish somebody good luck.
Break a leg
An idiom that means: to talk to someone about something that has been worrying you, so that you feel better about it.
Get something off your chest
An idiom that means: to be very expensive.
To cost an arm and a leg
An idiom that means: to relax and enjoy yourself.
Let your hair down
An idiom that means: to fool someone.
Pull someone's leg
An idiom that means: deeply in love.
Head over heels
An idiom that means: to openly and freely express your emotions.
Wear your heart on your sleeve
An idiom that means: to be unaware or unrealistic about something.
Have one's head in the clouds
An idiom that means: to enjoy sugary food.
Have a sweet tooth
An idiom that means: to deliberately ignore something that you know should not be happening.
Turn a blind eye to something
A phrasal verb that means: to postpone.
Put off
A two-word collocation that means: a lot of money.
Small fortune
What is she doing?
Caving
