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  • cost an arm and a leg
    wishing someone goodluck
    to face a difficult situation with courage
    something very expensive
    feeling unwell or sick
  • turn over a new leaf
    someone who is uncomfortable
    to be very excited
    really listening
    to begin again or start fresh
  • once in a blue moon
    to begin again or start fresh
    to be very excited
    not very often; rarely
    go to sleep
  • piece of cake
    something very difficult
    something easy to do
    something that tastes good
    something very expensive
  • apple of her eye
    one who is treasured
    to be serious and not laugh
    really listening
    someone who is uncomfortable
  • ants in your pants
    one who is treasured
    someone who is uncomfortable
    to be very excited
    really listening
  • break a leg
    feeling unwell or sick
    to initiate a conversation to make someone feel comfortable
    wish someone goodluck
    wish someone harm
  • cup of tea
    something you enjoy
    talked casually (not serious)
    not very often; rarely
    go to sleep
  • all ears
    something you enjoy
    to be serious and not laugh
    talked casually (not serious)
    really listening
  • bite the bullet
    to not get to the point when talking
    facing a difficult situation with courage
    to reveal a secret
    something easy to do
  • fish out of water
    something you enjoy
    to be serious and not laugh
    really listening
    someone who is uncomfortable
  • chewed the fat
    go to sleep
    not very often; rarely
    talked casually (not serious)
    to begin again or start fresh
  • you can't judge a book by it's cover
    to fail to get to the point when talking
    to reveal a secret
    you cant judge something based on it's appearance
    to be precisely correct about something
  • hit the hay
    to begin again or start fresh
    one who is treasured
    to be very excited
    go to sleep
  • hit the nail on the head
    wishing someone good luck
    to be precisely correct about something
    something very easy to do
    you can't determine something's worth based on appearance
  • keep a straight face
    not very often; rarely
    talked casually (not serious)
    to be serious and not laugh
    something you enjoy
  • under the weather
    to reveal a secret
    to face a difficult situation with courage
    to be precisely correct about something
    feeling unwell or sick
  • beat around the bush
    to reveal a secret
    you cant judge something based on it's appearance
    to face a difficult situation with courage
    to not get to the point when talking
  • spill the beans
    to reveal a secret
    feeling unwell or sick
    to initiate a conversation to make someone comfortable
    something easy to do
  • break the ice
    feeling unwell or sick
    to initiate a conversation to make someone feel comfortable
    to not get to the point when talking
    something very expensive