Penny Pincher – Idiom of the Day
Penny Pincher – Idiom of the Day Meaning: Miserly. History: The idiom seems to have originated in the 19th century. […]
Chase Rainbows – Idiom of the Day
Chase Rainbows – Idiom of the Day Meaning: When someone is pursuing fanciful or unrealistic goals, he is said to […]
A plum job – Idiom of the Day
A plum job – Idiom of the Day Meaning: A good job which is well-paid and relatively easy. Origin: It […]
All dressed up and nowhere to go – Idiom of the Day
All dressed up and nowhere to go – Idiom of the Day Meaning: Fashionably or smartly dressed for an anticipated […]
A Little Bird Told Me – Idiom of the Day
A Little Bird Told Me – Idiom of the Day (Also A Little Birdie Told Me) Meaning: This idiom is used […]
Cold Turkey – Idiom of the Day
Cold Turkey – Idiom of the Day Meaning: Completely and abruptly stopping a habit as opposed to phasing it out […]
Bob’s Your Uncle – Idiom of the Day
Bob’s Your Uncle – Idiom of the Day Meaning: This is an informal British expression which conveys how easy it […]
Deaf as a doornail – Idiom of the Day
Meaning: Used to mock someone that they are nearly deaf. Someone who is deaf as a doornail is someone who is, or […]
Idiom: Find your feet
Idiom: Find Your Feet to become confident in a new situation, especially one that is difficult at first. Rob is still […]
