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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Idioms & Slang”

Learn English Idioms – Up To My Ears

MichaelAD January 14, 2023 Idioms & Slang

What does the idiom UP TO MY EARS mean? When you are up to your ears in work or in homework, you’ve got too much …

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Learn English Idioms – Out Of Order

MichaelAD January 14, 2023 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

The idiom out of order means that a machine is not working. We usually see the phrase out of order hanging on a sign on …

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Learn English Idioms – Put Your Foot In Your Mouth

MichaelAD January 14, 2023 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Have you every done something embarrassing? Maybe you went to a party and saw someone you’ve met before, but couldn’t remember their name. That happens …

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Learn American Slang – Ginormous

MichaelAD January 8, 2023 Idioms & Slang

What does GINORMOUS mean? | jīˈnôrməs | Ginormous is an informal, conversational word used to describe something that is extremely large or big. Ginormous is …

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Learn Idioms – To Be Wiped Out

MichaelAD November 25, 2022 Idioms & Slang

Learn Idioms – On The Fly

MichaelAD November 25, 2022 Idioms & Slang

Learn English Idioms – Get Cold Feet

MichaelAD September 24, 2022 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

What does the idiom get cold feet mean? If your feet are really cold, or frozen, then you can’t move…right? So this is the image …

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Learn English Idioms – To Be Under The Weather

MichaelAD September 24, 2022 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

What does To Be Under The Weather mean? When you are under the weather, you are not feeling well. Maybe it’s because you are starting …

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Learn English Idioms – To Be Handy

MichaelAD September 24, 2022 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

What does the idiom TO BE HANDY mean? When we say that someone is handy, it means that they are very good at using tools, …

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Learn English Idioms – Chicken Out

MichaelAD September 8, 2022 idiom-page, Idioms & Slang

What does the idioms, CHICKEN OUT mean? In slang, to be chicken,(adjective) or to be a chicken (noun) means to be not brave. Chicken out …

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