"To kick the bucket" means:
to hit a bucket with a ball
to die
to throw a bucket of water on someone
"To let sleeping dogs lie" means:
to take a nap when feeling tired
to wake up dogs that are sleeping
to avoid stirring up old conflicts or issues
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"Once in a blue moon"
The moon is blue
Very rarely
Always happening
"On cloud nine"
Seeing 9 clouds
Being very happy
Sitting on something soft
"Add fuel to the fire"
Cook dinner
Start a fire
To make things worse
"Cool as a cucumber"
Very calm
Very cold
Very healthy
"Cry over spilled milk"
Creating a mess
Accidentally spilling milk
There is no point in feeling regretful now
"In hot water"
Boiling some water
Getting into trouble
Taking a bath
"To break a leg" means:
to wish someone good luck before a performance
to have a serious injury
to fall down and hurt oneself
"To bite off more than you can chew" means:
to eat too much food
to be very hungry
to take on more responsibility than one can handle
What is a Super Swap for the word 'Shocked' or 'Surprised'?
Stupefied, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, astonished, stunned, and more!
"Time flies"
Time has no meaning
Time goes by fast
Time is like a fly
"To have a chip on your shoulder" means:
to be very angry
to have a grudge or a sense of resentment
to be in a bad mood
"To let the cat out of the bag" means:
to take a nap
to release an animal from a trap
to share a secret
"To spill the beans"
Cooking beans
Sharing secrets
Causing an accident
"Let the cat out of the bag"
Drop your bag on the floor
Reveal a secret
Lose a pet
"In one ear and out the other"
Listening to music
Not paying close attention
An echo sound
"Do not judge a book by its cover"
Read more
Do not judge by someone by their looks
Book covers should look pretty
"To hit the nail on the head" means:
to do or say something exactly right
to do something very quickly
to make a mistake
"Break a leg"
Saying good luck
Falling down
Injuring yourself
"Hit the books"
To read bedtime stories
To start studying
Throwing books
"To be a piece of cake" means:
to be very difficult
to be very delicious
to be very easy
"To pull someone's leg" means:
to criticize someone
to play a joke or prank on someone
to hurt someone's feelings
"A piece of cake"
Something tastes good
Very easy
A slice of dessert
"To have a skeleton in the closet" means:
to be very organized
to have something to hide, usually shameful or embarrassing
to have a lot of clothes
What is a Super Swap for the word 'Ran' or 'Walked'?
Dashed, darted, zoomed, AND trudged, marched, strolled
"Go bananas"
To enjoy fruits
To cheer on bananas
Going crazy or being excited
"Butterflies in my stomach"
Feeling hungry
Feeling feverish
Feeling nervous
"Bite your tongue"
To not say something
To accidentally hurt yourself
To bite down on your tongue
"Hit the jackpot"
Go shopping
Win something big
Hit a person named Jack
"Monkey see, monkey do"
Copying someone
Climbing trees
Playing at the zoo
"When pigs fly"
Describing an animal that flies
Liking animals
Something that will never happen
"Keep your chin up"
Getting a stiff neck
Always look up
Stay positive
"To see eye to eye" means:
to have the same opinion or view
to have a disagreement
to ignore someone's opinion
"Hold your horses"
To hold onto a horse
To buy horses
To wait a moment
"To be on the same page" means:
to agree or have the same understanding
to be in the same location
to be reading the same book
"Have a sweet tooth"
Enjoying sweets and desserts
Always tasting something sweet in your mouth
Lost a tooth
"To go the extra mile" means:
to run very fast
to travel a long distance
to do more than is expected or required
"To burn the midnight oil" means:
to stay up late working or studying
to take a nap during the day
to light a candle in the middle of the night
"The early bird catches the worm"
Being a worm
Being early has its advantages
To enjoy being outdoors
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"To cut to the chase" means:
to start a conversation
to change the subject
to speak briefly and directly to the point
"To give someone the benefit of the doubt" means:
to believe someone's story without proof
to argue with someone about their story
to doubt someone's story without proof
"Feeling under the weather"
Playing outside
Standing in the rain
Being sick
"To break the ice" means:
to start a conversation in a formal setting
to fall through thin ice
to be cold-hearted
"A fish out of water"
Feeling out of place
Going on a fishing trip
Playing in water
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"To hit the hay" means:
to take a nap
to hit someone with hay
to go to bed
"To add insult to injury" means:
to ignore someone's feelings
to make a situation worse by doing something else
to apologize for causing harm
"Break the ice"
Freeze something
Start a discussion
Jump in water
"The ball is in your court"
It is your responsibility
Enjoying tennis
Playing sports
"To kill two birds with one stone" means:
to accomplish two things at once
to be very busy
to harm animals
"Out of the blue"
Asking for something blue
Liking the colour blue
All of a sudden