used for saying that a situation is still difficult, although it has improved (n/b/o/o/t/w/y)
not be out of the woods yet
used for emphasizing that something is not available or possible, or that you won´t do it (n/f/l/n/m)
not for love nor money
be very quiet and shy (n/s/b/t/a/g)
not say boo to a goose
likely to get the result that you are trying to achieve (o/t)
on target
doing or thinking the right things (o/t/r/t)
on the right track
not well controlled (o/o/h)
out of hand
discover or understand exactly why a situation is the way it is (p/y/f/o)
put your finger on (something)
used for saying that someone should do something to show they mean what they say (p/y/m/w/y/m/i)
put your money where your mouth is
something that is not relevant that makes you confused or takes your attention away from what you should be concentrating on (r/h)
red herring
waste time and effort trying to do something that someone else has already done well (r/t/w)
reinvent the wheel
something that sounds familiar although you cannot remember the exact details (r/a/b)
ring a bell
cause problems by changing a situation that is considered satisfactory (r/t/b)
rock the boat
