What does the idiom "break a leg" mean?
Injure yourself
Good luck
Go to the doctor
Bad luck to you
"Like two peas in a pod"
Two similar vegetable
Two people who are very similar
Two people who don't get along
A mom and her kids
What does the idiom "spill the beans" mean?
Burn the food
Distrustful of people
Knock over the chili
Share a secret
Go the extra mile
Do the bare minimum
Finish the pacer test
Put in extra effort
"Between a rock and a hard place"
Being too upset to make good decisions
Getting your vehicle stuck
Stuck between two difficult choices
Buying too many rocks
What does the idiom "hit the books" mean?
Study hard
Suplex the books
Punch the books
Karate chop the books
"Hit he hay"
Attack a hay able
Wake up bright and early
Go to bed
What does the idiom "under the weather" mean?
Feeling sick
Feeling great
Running in the rain
Sitting under the clouds
"Back to square one"
Start over
Going back to the first square on the board game
Keep your chin up
Stay positive
Lower your expectation
Actions speak louder than words
Running is louder than talking
Jumping is louder than whispering
What you do is more importan than what you say
Skiing is louder than whistling
What does the idiom "cost an arm and a leg" mean?
You should become an organ donor
It's super cheap
It's very expensive
You broke a limb
What does the idiom "piece of cake" mean?
A large chunk of something
Something is easy
Something is difficult
A small chunk of something
What are Idioms?
An action phrase
A word or phrase that describes a noun
Phrases that mean something different from their literal mea
Phrases that have to do with colors of the rainbow
"Butterflies in my stomach"
Feeling reckless
Feeling nervous
Feeling silly
Feeling tired
"Don't cry over spilled milk"
Don't get upset about something that can’t be changed
Don't cry when you spill things
"Bite off more than you can chew"
Take on too much
Chewing with your mouth open
Take too big of a bite of food
On cloud nine
Very upset
Sitting in the sun
Sitting on a cloud
Very happy
"Break the ice"
Shut down the party
Sliding around on the ice
Chip away at ice cubes
Start the conversation
What's one reason we use idioms
Make language more dull
To make it easier to translate between languages
Make language more colorful and interesting
To compare two things using "like" or "as"