Idioms

The idiom playing devil’s advocate means a person who advocates an opposing or an unpopular cause for the… Read More

The meaning of the idiom “take a rain check” is to politely decline an offer or invitation with… Read More

The idiom “palm off” typically means to deceive or trick someone by passing off something of inferior quality… Read More

The meaning of “Straight from the horse’s mouth” is receiving the information first-hand and directly from the source.… Read More

The fish out of water is an idiomatic expression that refers to a person who feels uncomfortable, out… Read More

Snug as a Bug in a Rug means, being in a very comfortable position. This idiom is also… Read More

The idiom “draw the line” is commonly used to signify setting a clear boundary or limit in a… Read More

The meaning of the idiom easier said than done is emphasising the fact that even though it looks… Read More

The idiom give it a whirl means to try something or give something a chance. It is often… Read More