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a clever clogs (UK)
a person who likes to show how inteligent they are
to pull one's socks up (UK)
to start working harder
as tough as shoe leather (US)
difficult to cut or chew
to hang up one's boots
to retire
off-the-cuff
unprepared and spontaneous
to give smb the boot
to force smb to leave their job
to be in one's shoes
to be in one's situation
to line one's pocket
to make money illegally, often by corruption
too big for one's shoes (UK)
arrogant or self-important
to have a bee in one's bonnet
to get very angry and annoyed
cloak-and-dagger
involving mystery, spying, or things that happen in secret
to have up one's sleeve
to be ready, but not yet common knowledge
hot under the collar
agitated and angry
to handle smb with kid gloves
to treat smb very carefully or sensitively
old hat
old-fashioned
to eat one's hat
to be amazed (but doubt smth will happen)
a feather in one's cap
an achievement to be proud of
to dig deep into one's pocket
to spend a lot of money, or give a lot of money away
to pocket (a sum of money)
to take money from smb in a dishonest way
out of pocket
to have less money than when you started
in pocket
to have more money than when you started
to give the shirt off one's back
to be willing to do anything to help another person
to take one's hat off to smb
to admire what smb is doing
to keep one's shirt on
not to get angry
to wear the trousers
to be the person who makes decisions
to bore the pants off
to be extremely boring
to have smth in the bag
to be in a situation where you are certain to succeed
at the drop of a hat
without any delay
to have big shoes to fill
to try to do your job as well as the person who did it before you; especially when that person was very successful
to wear lots of different hats
to do many different roles or tasks
to roll up one's sleeves
to get ready to work hard
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