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  • showing something valuable to someone who doesn't know its value
    casting pearls before swine
  • My father always scolds me for not doing my homework, but he doesn't really beat me.
    a red rag to a bull
    His bark is worse than his bite.
    casting pearls before a swine
    to be ahead of the pack
  • to be the best in a group
    to be ahead of the pack
    fight like cats and dogs
    bright eyed and bushy tailed
    cast pearls before a swine
  • something that causes anger
    a red rag to a bull
  • to do something that has no result
    to bark up the wrong tree
    fight like cats and dogs
    flogging a dead horse
    to be ahead of the pack
  • fight intensely
    fight like cats and dogs
    flogging a dead horse
    his bark is worse than his bite
    water off a duck's back
  • Every time when he touches me with his dirty hand, I lose it.
    the cat got your tongue
    casting pearls to a swine
    A red rag to a bull.
    fight like cats and dogs
  • Alex asked a barber to cook him a beef burger. He...
    barked up the wrong tree
  • Giving food to somebody who just had lunch is like ...
    flogging a dead horse
    cat got somebody's tongue
    water off a duck's back
    barking up the wrong tree
  • Playing music to a cow is like...
    bright eyed and bushy tailed
    Casting pearls before a swine
    somebody's bark is worse than his bite
    a red rag to a bull
  • Someone who only talks loudly, but doesn't have the ability.
    He was flogging a dead horse.
    He casted a pearl to a swine.
    His bark is worse than his bite.
    He was ahead of the pack.
  • to be quiet
    cat has got someone's tongue
    water off a duck's back
    breathing down someone's neck
    to be a dark horse
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