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Where can you be as warm as toast?
Comfortably warm.
When do you feel full of beans?
Very energetic.
Do you easily go as red as a beetroot?
To blush.
When was the last time you were in a jam?
In trouble.
When was the last time you were shaking like  jelly?
To shake with fear.
Do you usually spend money like water?
To spend a lot of money in a careless way.
What's a piece of cake for you? 
Very easy.
Can you stay as cool as a cucumber in dangerous or difficult situations?
Calm and composed.
Give an example of people or things that are as chalk and cheese.
Very different.
Do you know anyone who is a vegetable?
A person who has no interest in doing anything.
Are you a butterfingers?
A clumsy person who fails to catch or always drops something.
What actions do you consider nuts?
Crazy.
Have you ever had a case of sour grapes?
Being envious but trying not to show it.
Which professions get paid peanuts in your opinion?
A very small amount of money.
What isn't your cup of tea?
Something that isn't enjoyable or easy.
What are you as keen as mustard to?
Extremely excited to do something.
Would you get on a bus that is packed like sardines?
Overcrowded.
Give an example of something that sells like hot cakes.
Selling very well and very quickly.


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