Idioms: Easter & Spring | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

“Spring has sprung!”

Has arrived / started / the weather finally got nice / flowe

“Stop stealing my thunder!” -

To get other people’s attention / to steal attention

“You are such a ray of sunshine.”

Someone brings joy to someone else

“I feel like I’m walking on eggshells.”

Feel like you need to be extra careful / Scared

“I feel like I have butterflies in my stomach.”

Nervous / Excited

“I don’t know. That’s not the first thing that springs to mind.”

First thought / first thing to think of / First thing to come to my mind

“Oh my! Look at it outside! It’s raining cats and dogs.”

It’s raining heavily / pouring

“The cat suddenly sprung to life.”

To come alive / to suddenly start moving / to wake up

“They need a little spring in their step.”

To have energy / to get started / to get going

“She is the black sheep of the family”

Someone who sticks out / odd one out / doesn’t fit in / doesn’t behave well

“The grass is always greener on the other side.”

Life seems better somewhere else / someone else always has it better than you do / something you wish you could have

“Thank you for doing that. You’re such a good egg.”

A good / reliable person / someone you can depend on

“You are quite the busy bee!”

Someone who is always busy / has something going on

“Look, we all know I’m no spring chicken.”

To be old / not young anymore

“Don’t put all your eggs into one basket."

To depend only on one plan or one option / Don’t risk it

“They sell everything under the sun there!"

A wide variety of things / a lot

“Let’s spring into action!”

Let’s quickly get started