Idioms starting with T Idioms starting with t Idioms starting with t Idiom Meaning Take a rain check To decline an offer or invitation, with the intention of possibly accepting it later Take the bull by the horns To confront a difficult situation boldly Taste of your own medicine To experience something unpleasant that one […]
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Idioms starting with Y Idioms starting with y Idioms starting with y Idiom Meaning Yellow-bellied Cowardly or lacking courage You can’t judge a book by its cover You cannot accurately judge someone or something based solely on appearance You reap what you sow You experience the consequences of your actions Young at heart Having a
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Idioms starting with C Idioms starting with C Idioms starting with C Idiom Meaning Catch-22 A situation in which a desired outcome is impossible to achieve due to contradictory rules or conditions. Cold feet Nervousness or hesitation about doing something. Close but no cigar To come close to success but fall short. Curiosity killed the
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Idioms starting with B Idioms starting with B Idioms starting with B Idiom Meaning Barking up the wrong tree Pursuing a mistaken or misguided course of action. Back to the drawing board To start over because the previous attempt failed. Ball is in your court It’s your turn to make a decision or take action.
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Idioms starting with A Idioms starting with A Idioms starting with A Idiom Meaning At the end of one’s rope Having reached the limit of one’s patience or resources. A fish out of water Someone who is uncomfortable in a particular situation. All in a day’s work Something that is typical or expected. All dressed
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