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ANIMAL IDIOMS

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  • To be grateful for what you have rather than risking it for something more or better can be described as 'A ... IN THE HAND IS WORTH TWO IN THE BUSH'.
    BIRD
    RAT
    MOLE
    MOUSE
  • Someone who is happy can be described as 'HAPPY AS A ... IN MUD'.
    PIG
    DOG
    COW
    SHEEP
  • To stop acting superior is 'TO GET OFF YOUR HIGH ...'.
    HORSE
    GIRAFFE
    ELEPHANT
    CAMEL
  • A tale that is seemingly untrue is 'A ... STORY'.
    DOGGY
    CATTY
    RATTY
    FISHY
  • When someone arrives looking tired or scruffy we can say 'LOOK WHAT THE ... DRAGGED IN'.
    RAT
    CAT
    BAT
    MOUSE
  • A short sleep is a '... NAP '.
    RABBIT
    DOG
    CAT
    MOUSE
  • To be in control is to 'HOLD THE ...'.
    JOYSTICK
    STEERING WHEEL
    HANDLE BARS
    REINS
  • To make loud, screaming noise in protest or pain is to 'SQUEAL LIKE A ...'.
    DOG
    MONKEY
    CAT
    PIG
  • When we don't believe something we can say '... MIGHT FLY'.
    BULLS
    PIGS
    SHEEP
    CHICKENS
  • When you can't sit still someone might say you have '... IN YOUR PANTS'.
    FLIES
    ANTS
    LICE
    WORMS
  • To build up wealth is to ... YOUR NEST'.
    FEATHER
    BUILD
    LINE
    SLEEP IN
  • When someone is stubborn we can they are 'AS STUBBORN AS A ...'.
    PIG
    MULE
    COW
    HORSE
  • To retire is 'TO BE PUT OUT TO ...'.
    PASTURE
    RELAX
    SLEEP
    GRAZE
  • When we're embarrassed we might have a '... GRIN'.
    SHEEPISH
    COWISH
    DOGGISH
    BULLISH
  • Someone who is dangerous but appears to be harmless can be described as 'A ... IN ... CLOTHING'.
    SHEEP, WOLF
    BUNNY, RAT
    WOLF, SHEEP
    RAT, BUNNY
  • To be the best of something is to be THE ... KNEES'.
    BEE'S
    CATERPILLAR'S
    DOG'S
    FLEA'S
  • Money saved for the future is a NEST ...'.
    EGG
    BABY
    FEATHER
    TWIG
  • To say things in the hope of getting compliments is 'TO ... FOR COMPLIMENTS'.
    SHARK
    FISH
    FLY
    WHALE
  • Someone observing something unnoticed is a '... ON THE WALL'.
    BUTTERFLY
    BEE
    FLY
    WASP
  • Someone who is clumsy or destructive can be 'LIKE A ... IN A CHINA SHOP'.
    HIPPO
    SNAKE
    RHINO
    BULL
  • To take full advantage is to '... IT FOR ALL IT'S WORTH'.
    TRY
    MILK
    HAVE
    THROW
  • To be stubborn is to be '...-HEADED'.
    PIG
    DONKEY
    MULE
    SHEEP
  • The shortest, direct distant to something can be described as 'AS THE ... FLIES'.
    SEAGULL
    PIG
    EAGLE
    CROW
  • The boss can be described as the 'TOP ... '.
    DOG
    BEAR
    BAT
    LION
  • To back out of something because of fear is 'TO ... OUT'.
    CHICKEN
    DUCK
    CAT
    MOUSE
  • Trying to organise a chaotic group of people is 'LIKE HERDING ...'.
    BIRDS
    CAT
    MICE
    SNAKES
  • To do something that is a waste of time is 'TO FLOG A DEAD ...'
    DONKEY
    CAMEL
    RHINO
    HORSE
  • When we are shocked we can say 'HOLY ...'
    HORSE
    COW
    PIG
    DOG
  • A person who is blamed for something someone else has done is a '...'.
    SCAPEDOG
    SCAPEHORSE
    SCAPECAT
    SCAPEGOAT
  • Really tired is '... TIRED'.
    RABBIT
    CAT
    SHEEP
    DOG
  • A different situation is a 'DIFFERENT KETTLE OF ...'.
    CATS
    SALMON
    MICE
    FISH
  • To leave things as they are is to 'LET SLEEPING ... LIE '.
    DOGS
    RABBITS
    MICE
    HAMSTERS
  • To act very anxiously or nervously is to be 'LIKE A ... ON A HOT TIN ROOF'.
    CAT
    GORILLA
    KANGAROO
    TIGER
  • Buying something without seeing it first, often leading to regret is said to be 'A ... IN A POKE'.
    PIG
    CAT
    HORSE
    DOG
  • To fool around is to '... AROUND'.
    MONKEY
    FISH
    FOX
    KITTEN
  • To be obsessed about something is TO HAVE A ... IN YOUR BONNET'.
    FLY
    WASP
    BUTTERFLY
    BEE
  • To be frozen by fear can be described as a rabbit in the headlights or 'A ... IN THE HEADLIGHTS'.
    BADGER
    DEER
    HEDGEHOG
    CAT
  • When nobody can convince you to do something you can say 'WILD ... COULDN'T DRAG ME.'
    ELEPHANTS
    BUFFALO
    HORSES
    TIGERS
  • Another way of saying that there's more than one way to do something is 'THERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO SKIN A ...'.
    DOG
    CAT
    HAMSTER
    MOUSE
  • Something that has got worse has 'GONE TO THE ...'.
    RATS
    WORMS
    PIGS
    DOGS
  • When we're trying to sleep we might try to 'COUNT ... '.
    CATS
    LAMBS
    COWS
    SHEEP