Explain the meaning of this expression: Cut a dash
To make a striking impression by their appearance and attractive clothes. "Wearing his uniform, my grandfather cut a dash on his wedding day"
Explain the meaning of this expression: Dressed to kill
When someone is dressed to kill, they are wearing very fashionable or glamorous clothes intended to attract attention.
Explain the meaning of this expression: There's an elephant in the room
Something obviously true is being ignored.
Explain the meaning of this expression: Kick up your heels
To enjoy yourself a lot at a party, event etc: The charity ball is a chance to kick up your heels and help a good cause.
Explain the meaning of this expression: It works like magic
It is extremely effective.
Explain the meaning of this expression: The more, the merrier
Used to say an occasion will be more enjoyable if a lot of people are there
Explain the meaning of this expression: They are party animals!
Someone who loves to party
Explain the meaning of this expression: Look like a million dollars
If you look like a million dollars, you look extremely good.
Explain the meaning of this expression: Let the good times roll!
Used to say that it is time for people to start having fun
Explain the meaning of this expression: He's such a clown!
Someone who is being silly ;)
Explain the meaning of this expression: To paint the town red
To celebrate in a big way, with lots of fun time and probably excessive partying!
Explain the meaning of this expression: Not a hair out of place
To say that someone does not have a hair out of place means that their appearance is perfect.
Explain the meaning of this expression: Get into the swing of things
To become fully involved in an activity: "Once we got into the swing of it, it took no time at all"
Explain the meaning of this expression: To deck out someone or something
To dress or decorate something in a special way. e.g.: Paul decked out his car for the occasion.
Explain the meaning of this expression: In the lion's den
A situation in which someone must deal with an angry person: "He knew he would be facing an angry crowd, but he bravely entered the lion's den"