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Idioms Related To EmotionsSet 49

1'' In a fix '' means .....

2What does the idiom 'Off the hook' mean when referring to something new?

3Although we had been told that the film was very exciting, both my wife and I found it to be as dull as .....

4Expressions that mean something different than the words or phrase might indicate.

5What is the name of the winged child that shoots arrows at unsuspecting Valentines?

6What is the meaning of "Have a ball"

7Select the option that conveys the intended meaning of the idiom or phraseThe new manager tried to implement changes, but many employees resisted, leading to a tense atmosphere in the office.

8The phrase "eat my words" means to take back what you say. It is a(n) .....

9It was such a sad movie that I .....

10The burglar suffered ..... of conscience when he realized he had unwittingly stolen the little girl's teddy bear.

11We were ..... when we could not locate the location of our grandma.

12Don't ask her anything. She has a problem with her Dad. You will just add fuel to the fire if you ask her.

13Fill in the blank with the correct idiom: Cindy's dad really ..... when he did not come to her graduation. (Definition: to disappoint or emotionally hurt someone)

14I will follow you in weal and woe. 'Weal and woe' means-

15HEAD ..... HEELS (INLOVE)

16Mudita was sad because her kitten was lost.Choose the correct idiom.

17What does the phrase, "stop & smell the roses" mean?

18If something depresses you, what does it do?

19Jealous

20Pick the idiom meaning reveal one's real character.

21Sheer epic grandeur

22Complete the idiom:"Thanks for listening to me. I needed to get this ..... "

23Something unnerving causes a

24What does it mean if you are feeling "under the weather?"

25I was really scared when I saw him because he was tearing his hair out about the new management decision. A. extremely excited B. extremely worried C. extremely angry D. extremely depressed

26"Feet of Clay"

27What is a white lie?

28Semantics could be applied to which aspect of everyday English?

29The phrase "piece of cake" has a:

30Choose the correct words or phrases to complete each sentence.Can you please stop whistling? It's starting to .....

31"See through" means .....

32I feel ..... by the man who cheated me.

33How could you just abandon me in the middle of London with no money and leave me ..... and dry?

34Choose the idiom which refers to " the most loved person ".

35There's always a lot of traffic on Monday mornings. It's a pain in the neck.

36After the bomb, my nerves were .....

37Contrary to expectation

38Chicken out

39I know that you job is not going well and you are stressed out, but don't worry, things will be better soon. .....

40Giving someone a car is a token of appreciation.

41We missed our flight, and ..... we had to wait seven hours for the next one.

42YOU HAVE TO ..... FOR AN HOUR AS I AM WAITING FOR MY SISTER.

43He was too eager to see what was in the hole when the spider bit him.

44What did the ghost walk through?

45We were under no ..... about how difficult it would be to achieve our aims.

46To steal or take something without asking is to .....

47IDIOMS DESCRIBING MOOD OR FEELINGS:Choose the correct definition for to be at death's door

48I know politics is all about being ....., but surely this one beats most.

49What does it mean to "cry crocodile tears?"

50The show of support from everyone just impressed me.

51Choose the option that best completes the sentence: In friendship we ..... the embarrassment of a dissident disclosure.

52My father has a good ..... of humor, so everyone likes to talk to him.

53My friend Shawn ..... with Camillia at the first time they met, so they're planning to get married.

54What problem can result owing to bias among parents and the youth towards manual or technical occupations, eg. Masons, mechanics, plumbers, etc?

55Choose the correct meaning of "up in the air"

56To take it easy suggests you should:

57"Dead tired" means ..... A) no longer livingB) very tiredC) someone doesn't have long to live

58Someone or something that is puzzling, or cannot easily be understood

59The bridegroom wasn't worried when the bride was late. He just sat there looking cool, calm and .....

60Hard headed

61She's feeling ....., so let's try to cheer her up.