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  • No one was talking at the party until Emma told a joke to ______.
    Break the ice
  • That comment was wild. Go ______, bro.
    touch grass
  • what does 'touch grass' mean?
    To take a break from screens or the internet and reconnect with the real world.
  • He nailed that presentation. He seriously ______
    ate and left no crumbs
  • what does "Ate and Left No Crumbs" mean?
    To do something really well, with confidence or style—especially performing, dressing up, or showing up strong.
  • She really didn’t want to apologize, but eventually she ______ and said sorry
    bit the bullet
  • You've been online for hours. Maybe it's time to ______
    touch grass
  • what does "break the ice" mean?
    To say or do something to make people feel more comfortable, especially when meeting for the first time.
  • We did our part—now the ______.
    ball is in your court
  • She walked on stage and ______—everyone was cheering!
    ate and left no crumbs
  • I apologized and tried to fix it. The ______ if he wants to be friends again
    The ball is in your court
  • what does "Bite the bullet" mean?
    To do something hard or unpleasant, even if you don’t want to, because you know it needs to be done.
  • what does "The Ball is in Your Court" mean?
    It’s your turn to make a decision or take action.
  • He always knows how to ______ when things feel awkward.
    Break the ice
  • I didn’t want to go to the dentist, but I knew I had to ______ and just do it
    Bite the Bullet
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