Everyday Idioms!!!

Idiom: Like wildfire Meaning:  Spreading, growing or gaining popularity in an accelerated way; Quickly gaining attention.  ...

Idiom: A night on the town Meaning:  an evening when people go various places and enjoy different types of entertainment such as ...

Idiom:  To line (someone or something) up Example: Context #1 – Students are trying to plan a surprise party for their teacher ...

Idiom: To be a cheapskate Example: Marc: OMG! Eric is such a cheapskate ! He brought a tiny bag of candies for Peter’s kids o...

Idiom:  To imbue with Example #1: Saul : What should we teach during summer camp this year? Jay : I’m not sure, but remember l...

Idiom:  T o have a change of heart ; used as a verb  Example: Maria : So what do you think of the puppy now? Neil : Now t...

Idiom:  T o have a heart ; used as a verb  Example: Maria : Look at these adorable puppies my friend posted on facebook. The...

Idiom: To do something in one's sleep Context #1: Sean: Did you finish the math homework yet? Terry: Are you kidding?  ...

Idiom:  Wouldn’t dream of doing– Something a person would never consider doing Example 1: Marco:   Did you ever imagine we wou...

Idiom: Out with the old, in with the new   - To change the old for the new. To leave old things or ideas behind and bring in new things or...

Idiom:  To start from scratch - To start something from the very beginning Context #1 Jen:   I really admire Keisha. She has bec...

  Idiom:  Deck the Halls Example 1: Jennifer:   (singing) Deck the halls with boughs of holly, Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la! Ola...