IDIOMS

In exercises on this page come from our book Dynamic English Vocabulary, Bk 1.The answers for this exercise are hidden on the page. To reveal the answer, roll the mouse in the space adjacent to where this arrowhead appears:-

 

a babe in the - - -  wood a bird of - - -  passage
a broken - - -  reed a bull in a - - -  china shop
a hard nut to - - -  crack a wild goose - - -  chase
at the eleventh - - -  hour to beat about the - - -  bush
birds of a feather - - -  flock together to burn one's - - -    fingers
to get one's back - - -  up to give oneself - - -  airs
to hang - - -  fire to hit below the - - -  belt
in the nick of - - -  time on the spur of the - - -  moment
once in a blue - - -  moon to cook a person's - - -  goose
to cool one's - - - heels to be left high and - - -  dry
to be out on a - - -  limb to cry over spilt - - -  milk
to feather one's own - - -  nest to get the hang of - - -  something
to gird up the - - -  loins to give someone the - - -  slip
to haul someone over the - - -  coals to hold one's - - -  ground

 


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