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Idiom game #3 (AB)

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  • The boy got cold feet after seeing how high the rollercoaster was. He decided not to ride it. What does this idiom mean?
    To be nervous.
  • Someone that is lazy. What is the idiom?
    Couch Potatoe
  • Dirt cheap. What does this idiom mean? Try using it in a sentence.
    Really cheap/inexpensive
  • Jane planted trees, plants, and flowers in her backyards, she has a green thumb.
    Someone that is good at gardening
  • Not listening. What is the idiom?
    It goes in one ear and out the other. Use it in a sentence.
  • Time passes quickly when you are having fun. What does this idiom mean?
    Time flies. Use it in a sentence.
  • Denny and Larry are always hanging out together, they are two peas in a pod. 
    very good friends.
  • You are very important to me. What is the idiom?
    Apple of my eye. Use it in a sentence.
  • The teacher let him off the hook for not doing his homework because she found out he was feeling sick.
    To not hold someone responsible for something
  • Going to really think about something. What is the idiom?
    Sleep on it.
  • Very easy. What is the idiom?
    Piece of cake.  Use it in a sentence.
  • The boy broke his mom's lamp. He didn't tell his sister about it because he was afraid she would spill the beans.
    Tell the secret.
  • Don't give up. What's the idiom?
    Don't throw in the towel. Use it in a sentence.
  • The boy  will stay up all night  till 2 in the morning. He is a night owl.
    To stay up late. 
  • After an intense game of basketball, Jimmy went to go hit the sack. What does this idiom mean?
    To go to sleep. Use it in a sentence.
  • Someone's in a bad mood. What is the idiom?
    Woke up on the wrong side of the bed. Use it in a sentence.
  • Really cheap. What is the idiom?
    Dirt cheap. Use it in a sentence.
  • To be quiet. What is the idiom?
    Zip your lips. Use it in a sentence.
  • Denny said to Sally, "Cat got your tongue? you didn't say a word in class."
    Not talking.
  • Hitting the Books. What does this idiom mean? Try using it in a sentence.
    Studying very hard.
  • Pulling my leg. What does this idiom mean? Try using it in a sentence.
    joking or teasing someone.
  • Head in the clouds. What does this idiom mean? Try using it in a sentence.
    Not paying attention. 
  • The dad's car broke down on the sit of the road. The dad was in a jam.
    In some trouble.
  • Cost an arm and a leg. What does this idiom mean?
    Very expensive.
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