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If someone is ‘running around like a headless chicken,’ they are ...
When we say there is ‘the elephant in the room’ it means…
If you tell someone to ‘hold their horses,’ you ask them to …
When you 'go cold turkey', you ...
When you 'have your ducks in a row' it means that you…
Something great and revolutionary can be referred to as ...
When someone ‘goes bananas’ they ...
If someone is a ‘wet blanket,’ what are they like?
If someone is ‘wet behind the ears,’ they ...
A ‘fat chance’ refers to…
The phrase ‘Elvis has left the building’ means that…
If you’re stuffed to the gills ...
When something ‘goes belly up’, it ...
When you ‘pull the wool over someone's eyes,’ it means that you ...
When you bend over backwards, you ...
If you 'throw someone a bone', you ...
This idiom is a way of claiming something, or saying 'That’s mine!'
When you want to ask somebody what they think or know about a particular subject, you ...
