Idioms #2

The idiom for SIT DOWN is

• park your bum

• park your car

• bend your knees

• don't stand up

The idiom HIT THE SACK means

• go eat

• go to bed

• go to school

• go to the gym

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The idiom PULL SOMEONE'S LEG means

• to hurt someone

• to laugh at someone

• to help someone

• to joke with someone

The idiom BITE THE BULLET means

• you have to do something you don't want to

• you need to eat something

• someone is shooting at you

• you are in trouble

The idiom BREAK A LEG means

• good luck

• you will not pass

• you can't play sports

• you are ready

The idiom HANG IN THERE means

• don't give up

• you are in a tree

• quit before it's too late

• look around

The idiom TO GET BENT OUT OF SHAPE

• to get angry/take offense

• to get fat

• stuck somewhere

• to be happy

The idiom UNDER THE WEATHER

• healthy

• upset

• sick

• happy

The idiom BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE means

• to ask the wrong person

• to make the right choices

• can't make up your mind

• to ask the right person

The idiom BREAK THE ICE means

• to do something to reduce shyness

• to do something to reduce sadness

• to do something to make someone happy

• to save someone from drowning