An idiom that describe a crazy person
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In summary
Difficult person or thing to understand
A favorite person of someone
Life is good and pleasant
Admit a mistake
Something filling and nutiritious
To compare things that are very different
Have more important things to do
Leader or boss
Worth one's pay
Feel energetic
Match the correct answer to these questions
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Take with a grain of salt | arrow_right_alt | Mess or difficult situation |
Piece of cake | arrow_right_alt | Ordinary or decent people |
As sweet as honey | arrow_right_alt | Don't take something seriously |
Salt of the Earth | arrow_right_alt | Crowded |
Like taking candy from a baby | arrow_right_alt | Disagreable person |
Have a lot on one's plate | arrow_right_alt | very sweet person |
As busy as a popcorn on a skillet | arrow_right_alt | Tell a secret |
Packed like sardines | arrow_right_alt | To remain calm and collected |
Fine kettle of fish | arrow_right_alt | Easy to do |
Spill the beans | arrow_right_alt | Easy to do |
Cool as a cucumber | arrow_right_alt | Very busy |
Drop like a hot potatoe | arrow_right_alt | Very active |
As sour as vinegar | arrow_right_alt | Be embarrassed |
Have egg on your face | arrow_right_alt | To immediately stop or abandon something |
try to do more than you can handle
To want something you can't have, to be envious.
To retract a hurtful statement.
The basics or important parts of something.
Not to my liking.
Big problem or trouble ahead.
Eat a lot of food.
Excited or crazy.
Not valuable.
Not for any price.
Worry about something that can't be fixed.
Flatter someone to get something.
Eat a small amount of food. → Eat like a bird
Having something both ways. → Have one's cake and eat it too
Chat casually or gossip. → Eat like a bird
An empty promise or dream. → Salt of the Earth
Easiest thing to get or do. → Low hanging fruit
Get favorable results from something. → Bear fruit
Unfamiliar or ignorant. → Not know beans about
A way to acquire/earn easy money. → Pie in the sky
Someone who watches a lot of TV and doesn't exercise much → Couch potato
Something that provides you with an income. → As easy as pie
Something unpleasant that you must accept. → Cry over spilled milk
Be cautious about words and actions. → Walk on eggshells