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Easter idioms

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  • black sheep
    someone who is not approved by their family
  • a happy bunny
    someone who is satisfied with a situation
  • don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched
    treat something that hasn’t happened yet as a certainty
  • To be like a rabbit caught in the headlights
    to be so surprised or frightened that you cannot move or think
  • spring into action
    to do something with energy or force
  • a good egg
    a good or reliable person
  • no spring chicken
    to be rather old
  • Teach someone’s grandmother to suck eggs
    offer unnecessary advice to someone
  • put all your eggs in one basket
    to depend completely on just one plan
  • To walk or tread on egg shells
    to be very diplomatic and inoffensive
  • You cannot make an omelette without breaking eggs
    In order to do something good, you need to give something else up
  • To egg someone on
    to encourage or dare someone to do something, often something unwise
  • a chicken and egg situation
    a situation where it’s impossible to decide which of two things existed first and which caused the other
  • busy bee
    someone who is always busy
  • Run around like a headless chicken
    act in a panic-stricken, directionless manner
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