IDIOM: to provoke someone
PUSH SOMEONE'S BUTTONS
IDIOM: to feel comfortable with
TO BE AT HOME WITH
IDIOM: something simple, not difficult at all
ROCKET SCIENCE
IDIOM: to be very expensive
TO COST AND ARM AND A LEG
IDIOM: plagiarize someone's work
COPYCAT
IDIOM: study hard
HIT THE BOOKS
IDIOM: to recover from an illness
TO BE BACK ON YOUR FEET
IDIOM: something that works perfectly well
RUN LIKE CLOCKWORK
IDIOM: to be in excellent shape
FIT AS A FIDDLE
"I just can't stop reading this book," said Mandy. (DOWN)
"I I just can't put down this book / put this book down
IDIOM: makes you realise
BRING HOME TO YOU
IDIOM: feel unwell, sick
FEEL/TO BE UNDER THE WEATHER
IDIOM: pass with great marks
PASS WITH FLYING COLOURS
Steven told everyone about the party yesterday. (WORD)
Steven spread the word about the party
IDIOM: earn
TAKE HOME
IDIOM: unpleasant facts
HOME TRUTHS