Idioms with water and vocabulary with water

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I know you don’t think the camping trip is exciting, but there was no need to _____________ over Billy’s suggestion. He planned it all himself!

pour cold water

Alfter shampooing your, _______ it with warm water

rinse

"Blood is thicker than water", what's the meaning of this idiom?

family relationships are more important than all others

What is this verb?

drip

The sink is fill of water. Please ______the water.

drain

What is this verb?

Splash

"To be like oil and water", means A)judge what people think about something before acting on it B)describes things that do not work well together

describes things that do not work well together

If you don't tell the truth to your parents, you will be_________________

in hot water

The man is being _______

squirted

Oh no!, I ______ coffee on my white dress! A) sprayed B) spilled

B) spilled

Forget all about what you said at the party, _________________

it’s water under the bridge.

Thanks to a donation from the charity after Mrs Lam lost her job, the family are __________________.

keeping their heads above water.

What is this verb?

spray

"To muddy the waters".What does it mean? A) to make a situation more confusing than it was before/ B)describes a plan or idea that is unlikely to be successful

to make a situation more confusing than it was before

Robert felt____________surrounded by the girls who had been doing judo for years.

like a fish out of water

Tom is __________ the dishes. A) rinsing B)trickling

A) rinsing

"Dip your toe in the water" Means A)very boring B)try an activity for a short time to see if you like it, or if it will be successful

try an activity for a short time to see if you like it, or if it will be successful

Oh no!, I ______ coffee on my white dress! A) sprayed B) spilled

B) spilled

Oh no!, I ______ coffee on my white dress! A) sprayed B) spilled

B) spilled

The football team is__________ ; there’s no way they can come back from a 3-1 score to win.

in deep water