Idioms (meanings/definitions)

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 make a scene

Back

Create a disturbance or draw attention with loud behaviour

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blast from the past

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something or someone that surprises you because you had almost forgotten about it

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barking up the wrong tree

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to be wrong about the reason for something or the way to achieve something

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as clear as a bell

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very easy to hear

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raise the roof

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to engage in loud, unrestrained, and boisterous behaviour, especially at a party or while celebrating

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make (all) the right noises

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to say the things you are expected to say, sometimes when you do not mean them

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hold your tongue

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to stay quiet despite wanting to say something

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spill the beans

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to reveal something that was meant to be a secret.

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has the cat got your tongue?

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a humorous question directed at one who is not speaking very much or at all.

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the silent treatment

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the act of not speaking to someone, or speaking to them very little, because you are angry or upset about something they have done