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  • Let the cat out of the bag. What does this idiom mean?
    Ruined the secret or suprise
  • Really cheap. What's the idiom?
    Dirt cheap
  • Let someone off the hook. The boy forgot to the his homework, instead of giving the boy detention, the teacher let him off the hook.
    Not to hold someone responsible for something
  • Josh asked if I wanted to go to the amusement park or the water park. I told him "I'm going to sleep on it." What does that idiom mean?
    To really think about something.
  • On top of the world. What does this idiom mean?
    Feeling good
  • Not listening or paying attention. What's the idiom?
    It goes in one ear and out the other.
  • Apple of my eye. What does this idiom mean?
    You are very important to me.
  • Feeling sad. What's the idiom?
    "Down in the dumps
  • Good luck. What does this idiom mean?
    Break a leg!
  • The girl told her mom that she doesn't want to go to school because she was feeling under the weather. What does that idiom mean?
    Feeling sick
  • Joking or teasing you. What's the idiom?
    "Pulling your leg"
  • Josh had his head in the clouds that he missed when the math teacher asked him to go up to the board to do the math problem.
    Not paying attention.
  • Time Flies. E.x. Whenever I'm hanging out with my friend, time flies! What does that idiom mean?
    Time passes really quickly when you are having fun
  • Someone is in a bad mood. What is the idiom?
    Woke up on the wrong side of the Bed
  • It cost an arm and a leg. E.x. The concert tickets cost an arm and a leg. What does that idiom mean?
    Very Expensive
  • Someone that is lazy and doesn't move or leave the house. What's idiom?
    Couch potatoe
  • Catching some Zzzz. What does this idiom mean?
    To sleep
  • The boy was tired after a long day of soccer practice, so he went home to hit the sack. What does that idiom mean?
    To sleep
  • The daughter could not figure out a hard math problem. The mom said, "Don't throw in the towel!" What does that idiom mean?
    Don't give up!
  • Someone that is kind and caring. What's the idiom?
    Heart of Gold
  • To be quiet. What's the idiom?
    "Zip your lips"
  • Studying really hard. What's the idiom?
    Hitting the books
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