The idiom “to step into dead man’s shoes” means to take over the position or role of someone… Read More

You don’t always literally need to throw cold water upon anything (or anyone) to ruin it. The idiom… Read More

The idiom “one’s bread and butter” means one’s main or most important source of income or livelihood. It… Read More

It’s such a relief when the main lead in a movie finally decides to take up arms and… Read More

The idiom “in the dead of winter” means in or during the middle of winter, especially at its… Read More

The “roll up your sleeves” idiom means to prepare for hard work, especially physical work. It comes from… Read More

The “clean sweep” idiom meaning refers to winning without facing any defeat. The phrase generally implies a complete… Read More

The idiom “take with a pinch of salt” means to not completely believe something that you are told,… Read More