Idioms Related to Food

What does the idiom 'piece of cake' mean?

• Something that is messy or complicated.

• Something that is extremely difficult or challenging.

• Something that requires a lot of effort or skill.

• Something that is very easy or simple to do.

What does the idiom 'spill the beans' mean?

• To drop something on the floor

• To cook beans

• To keep a secret hidden

• To reveal a secret or confidential information.

What does the idiom 'full of beans' mean?

• Full of energy

• To bring food to a family gathering

• To win a cooking competition

• To cook bacon at home

When you want to describe someone who tends to drop things you should use......

• 'One smart cookie'

• 'Butterfingers'

• 'Cream of the top'

• 'A piece of cake'

When you talk about something that makes a good thing even better, or a bad thing even worse you should use......

• 'The icing on the cake'

• 'Cream of the crop'

• 'Sell like hot cakes'

• 'Butter someone up'

What does the idiom 'to sell like hot cakes' mean?

• To sell quickly

• To sell hot cakes

• To be calm and composed

• To be hot and bothered

What does the idiom 'walk on eggshells' mean?

• To annoy or irritate someone

• To try hard not to upset someone or something

• To ignore or disregard someone

• To deceive or trick someone

What does the idiom 'a couch potato' mean?

• To take something literally

• To eat potato chips on a couch

• A lazy person who watches tv a lot

• To ignore something completely

What does the idiom 'to be nuts about' mean?

• to like a lot

• To go from a difficult situation to an easier one.

• To buy nuts.

• To go from a bad or difficult situation to an even worse one.

What does the idiom 'one smart cookie' mean?

• Someone likes cookies very much

• Someone very intelligent or smart

• Someone or something that is easily forgotten.

• Someone or something that is very annoying.