Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: be a _______ to cry on.
be a shoulder to cry on (= be a sympathetic listener)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: keep a ______ face
keep a straight face (= stop yourself from laughing)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: ________-raising
hair-raising (= very scary)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: turn a blind _____ to something
turn a blind eye to something (= pretend not to notice)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: turn your ____ up at something
turn your nose up at something (= treat something with contempt)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: ________ -watering
Mouth -watering (= delicious, tasty)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: up to your ______ in it
etcup to your neck in it (= totally overwhelmed by work). Can also be involved in a situation in general. She's up to her neck in debt/
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: get your _______ round something
get your head round something (= understand something difficult)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: ________rending
heart-rending (= extremely sad and moving)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: have butterflies in your _______
have butterflies in your stomach (= feel very nervous before you do something)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: win _______ down
win hands down (= win easily)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: all fingers and _______.
all fingers and thumbs(= very, very clumsy)
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: pull someone's _____
pull someone's leg (= make fun of somebody) Can also be to play a joke on someone.
Fill in the missing word. Tell us what the idiom means. Use it in a sentence: put your ______ in it.
put your foot in it (= say something that upsets somebody)
