Share Idioms: Body Parts
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back to back
one after the other
a strong stomach
an ability not to be upset by unpleasant things
eyes bigger than one's stomach
to get more food than one can actually eat
pain in the neck
something very troublesome
to take the weight off your legs/feet
to sit down
to see eye to eye
to agree with someone
to have one's back against the wall
to be in a difficult or negative situation
to get/have cold feet
to suddenly become too frightened to do something
to have two left feet
to be clumsy/to move in an awkward way while dancing
cost an arm and a leg
be very expensive
to be all ears
to listen carefully/to be willing to listen
to keep an eye on something
to take care of something / to watch carefully
on the nose
precisely, exactly right / very direct, indelicate, distasteful or lacking subtlety
powder one's nose
to go to the restroom
an old hand
an experienced or skilled person
to pull someone's leg
to joke or to tease someone
