Idioms

One of the most commonly used idioms in the English language is “crowning glory”. The meaning of crowning… Read More

The meaning of the idiom ‘the other side of the coin’ is looking at different aspects of a… Read More

The meaning of idiom belle of the ball is the most attractive woman present in a gathering, often… Read More

The idiom ‘win the day’ meaning is to encourage a person so they can focus on achieving success… Read More

The meaning of the idiom ‘Hear it on the grapevine, or  Hear something through the grapevine’ hints that… Read More

The idiom “cook the books” is a colloquial expression that means to falsify or manipulate financial records, typically… Read More

The phrase “bigger fish to fry” is an idiomatic expression in English meaning to have more important or… Read More

The meaning of the idiom Beyond the Pale is outside the limits of tolerable behaviour. It is referred… Read More

The meaning of Straighten up and fly right idiom is to act mature and focus on serious things.… Read More

The meaning of the idiom keep your eyes peeled is to be attentive, watch carefully or vigilantly for… Read More