Everyday Idioms!!!

Idiom: to cut a rug ; used as a verb First Example: Brie : I saw you dancing with Deb. You guys really cut a rug . Aj : Yea...

Context #1 Jim:  Hey, what happened to your elbow?  It's all bandaged up. Tony:  Well, I was riding my bike to school yesterday...

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...

First Example: Charlie:  Did you watch the political debate last week? Emilio:  Of course!  It was so shocking; both candidates cam...

Example 1: Bill: Do you have plans for vacation, Mike? Mike: Nope. I can't decide what I want to do. My roommates want to go to Las V...

Context #1: Tom: Man!  Chrissy must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed today! Steve:  I know.  She is in such a bad mo...

Example 1: Tom and Elizabeth are brother and sister. Tom has been looking for a job for about a month. Elizabeth: How’s your job hun...

Context #1 -   Tim: Have you heard about the new ride and Magic Mountain called the Death Drop? John:  Yeah, I heard it's su...

Context #1 Sara:  This weekend we went to Sea World in San Diego. Tammy: Did you guys have fun? Sara: Yeah we did!  But during the ...

Idiom: Rain on Someone's Parade Example 1: John: I'm so excited to see the new Iron Man movie tonight! Let's g...

Idiom:   the life of the party Example 1: Pete:   I’m usually the wallflower of the party.  I’m not very good at socializing. ...