Idioms

Front

What does the idiom mean? Sometimes I feel I am old as the hills.

Back

someone who is very old.

Front

Ryan came home late and missed his curfew. He is in the doghouse.

Back

is in trouble.

Front

Don't give up. Hang in there.

Back

don't give up

Front

When her friend was mad at her, she got the blues.

Back

was sad

Front

Those best friends are joined at the hip.

Back

always together

Front

You made it by the skin of your teeth.

Back

just barely making it

Front

She is so helpful. She always goes the extra mile.

Back

gives extra effort

Front

When it is cold outside, I like to get a blanket and be snug as a bug in a rug.

Back

warm and cosy

Front

That math was so easy. It was a piece of cake.

Back

it was very easy.

Front

I love my robot vacuum. It is the best thing since slice bread.

Back

a really good invention