Idioms

The meaning of idiom feet of clay is used to describe a weakness or flaw in individuals of… Read More

The Idiom “Day In Day Out” meaning is a daily occurrence for an extended period of time of… Read More

When we want to reassure someone, we say that everything is “right as rain”, meaning that everything is… Read More

The meaning of the idiom food for thought is to consider or think about something seriously. The phrase… Read More

The idiom “Goody Two Shoes” refers to a person who is excessively or pretentiously virtuous, self-righteous, or morally… Read More

The meaning of the idiom ‘bent out of shape’ is getting angry or agitated. This idiom is used… Read More

“Lead astray” is an idiomatic expression that means to guide or influence someone in the wrong direction, often… Read More

The idiom Hold all the aces meaning specifies a winning or an advantageous situation of a person. To… Read More

The meaning of the code of conduct idiom is a set of guidelines that are issued by an… Read More

Cloak and dagger is a commonly used idiom in the English language. The meaning of cloak and dagger… Read More