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