Body parts idioms quiz

​Body parts idioms quiz

By Cube Rubix

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To trick someone (leg)

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Barely (skin and teeth)

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To agree (eye)

• See eye to eye

• Take an eye on

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Answer:

• To have a strong liking for sweet foods.
• To like salty foods.

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Meaning:

• very cheap
• very expensive
• need an arm and a leg to buy it

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My lips are sealed meaning:

• It indicates a promise to share all details.
• It suggests being indifferent to secrets.
• It means to keep a secret or not disclose information.
• It means to speak openly about everything.
• It refers to being very talkative.

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Keep your chin up meaning:

• To remain positive and optimistic in difficult situations.
• To seek help from others immediately.
• To complain about your situation.
• To ignore problems and pretend they don't exist.
• To give up in tough times.

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Meaning:

(————— before anyone else)

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Head over heels meaning:

• Completely indifferent
• Casually dating
• Feeling frustrated
• Avoiding commitment
• Deeply in love or infatuated.

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