Everyday Idioms!!!

Context #1 Tom:  Remember our high school P.E. teacher Mrs. Stevens? Chris: Yeah, of course. Tom:  Well I ran into her at the...

Context #1 Saul:   Today was such a good soccer game. I didn’t think I would score so many goals. Jay:  Duh, everyone knows you’r...

Idiom:  to rip off (verb), a rip-off (noun) – to steal something from another person; to cheat or trick someone into spending more money o...

Context #1 : Kirk : We gotta leave soon if we're going to make the play. Jake : I just made dinner. Kirk : Then let's ...

Idiom:  to get knocked up – to get (someone) pregnant Context #1  – At a party with friends James:  I can’t figure out what do...

Idiom:  Off the Beaten Track/Path – in or into an isolated place; in a place where very few people go; a place not known by the general p...

  Context  #1:  I just want to relax this weekend. I don't want to study. I don't want to clean or do laundry. I just want...

Context #1 Leo : How's the job hunting going? Janice : Not so great. I've been   pounding the pavement   all week...

Context #1 Laurie : Hey Alfonso! Wait, why are you all sweaty? Alfonso : I almost missed the bus. Laurie : What? You...

Context #1 Dana: Karen, I need to buy a new shirt for my company dinner  tomorrow  night. I think I'm going to buy one o...

Idiom:  Don't judge a book by its cover : to not judge the quality or character of someone or something just by looking at them ...

Idiom:  To troll someone or something. Used as a verb (action) or noun (person). To make a  provocative online comment or posting with t...