Idioms

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• Wolf in sheep’s clothing

• Separate the sheep from the goats

• To have a black sheep in the family

If people who have not met before, feel more relaxed with each other, they 'break the ...'

• rules

• ice

• brain

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• Get the sack

• Sad sack

• Hit the sack

'Get out of hand' means

• pass from one owner to another

• to become difficult to control

• have control of a situation

Something that is very easy to do is called 'a piece of ...'

What does 'Spill the beans' mean?

• to disclose a secret thereby ruining a surprise

• not to know a particular subject or topic

• have little or no value

Be ... the same wavelength

'Blow a fuse' means

• to become very angry

• to become very deaf

• to become very dead

Complete: 'It's raining cats and ...

When you're completely in love with another person, you say:

• head start

• keep head above water

• head over heels