Aches and Pains and Body Idioms

What does the idiom 'cost an arm and a leg' mean?

• something is very cheap

• something is very expensive

• something is not good

• something is good

What does the idiom 'to give the cold shoulder' mean?

• To give a compliment

• To give a hug

• To ignore someone

• To give a warm welcome

What does the idiom 'on the tip of your tongue' mean?

• To have something in your mouth

• To speak clearly

• To know something but can't remember it at the moment

• To have a sore tongue

What does the idiom 'break a leg' mean?

• To wish someone good luck

• To encourage someone to exercise

• To break a bone

• To wish someone bad luck

What does the idiom 'get something off one's chest' mean?

• To carry a heavy load

• To tell someone your problems

• To exercise

• To relax and have fun

What does the idiom 'sweet tooth' mean?

• To have a craving for something sugary

• To have a cavity

• To have a bitter taste

• To have a sour taste

What does the idiom 'pain in the neck' mean?

• To have a stiff neck

• To have a sore neck

• To be very annoying

• To have a headache

What does the idiom 'let your hair down' mean?

• To cut your hair

• To allow yourself to relax and have fun

• To style your hair differently

• To dye your hair

What does the idiom 'to lend/give someone a hand' mean?

• To shake hands with someone

• To clap for someone

• To give someone a high five

• To help someone

What does the idiom 'to see eye-to-eye' mean?

• To have different opinions

• To be in full agreement

• To have a disagreement

• To have a clear vision