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I read the whole book in one hour, it was a piece of cake. What does this idiom mean.

It was easy. Use the idiom in a sentence

It was my turn to go down the water slide, but once I saw how tall it was, I got cold feet. What does cold feet mean?

To be nervous

Woke up on the wrong side of the bed. What does this idiom mean?

In a bad mood

In a bad mood. What is the idiom?

Woke up on the wrong side of the bed. Use it in a sentence.

Hit the sack. What does this idiom mean?

To go to sleep.

The boy forgot to do his homework. He thought the teacher would be angry but the teacher let him off the hook.

To not hold someone responsible for something

Not paying attention. What is the idiom?

Head is in the clouds.

Very expensive. What's the idiom?

cost an arm and a leg. Use it in a sentence.

My cousin told me there was a pool on the roof of the school, she was pulling my leg!

Joking and teasing

I wanted to get a puppy, but mom said it would cost an arm and a leg

very expensive

Sleep on it. What does this idiom mean?

Going to really think about it.

I never she the two friends Jill and Mary apart. They are two peas in a pod.

Very good friends

I know this is hard, but don't throw in the towel.

Don't give up

Sara told Bob not to get anyone about the secret, but Bob spilled the beans.

To tell a secret

In trouble What's the idiom?

In hot water. Give me a sentence.

Don't give up. What is the idiom?

Don't throw in the towel. Use it in a sentence.

You are very important to me. What is the idiom?

Apple of My Eye

Timmy is usually talking in class but for some reason he was quiet. His friend said "what's the matter has the cat got your tongue?"

not talking

My sister is a real night owl, my parents always wish she would go to bed earlier.

To stay up late

I knew I would be in a jam after I broke Mom's favorite picture frame. What does this idiom mean?

To be in trouble.

Not listening. What is the idiom?

It goes in one ear and out the other.

Apple of my Eye

You are important to me

Going to really think about it. What is the idiom?

Sleep on it.

Joking and teasing. What is the idiom?

Pulling my leg.