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Idioms Related To EmotionsSet 60

1He was feeling blue when he lost his wallet.

2I don't want to go to the top of the Pontina Tower. I don't have .....

3If someone is 'in the soup,' they are:

4My first piano recital is tomorrow and I already have butterflies in my stomach.What does it mean?

5Choose the most suitable Idiom.Farhana was so nervous and anxious before the championship game. As the saying goes ......

6Hit the sack / sheets / hay

7Wax to the Max .....

8She's been ..... her hair out over the final chapter of her novel for the last month.

9Wrapped up in something- "He's wrapped up in his work" means

10Fill in the blank: The phrase 'Not fitting with "the dignity" of his position' means .....

11I feel you

12To feel happier

13The following idioms/phrases are given with four options. Choose the most appropriate meaning. To die from hand

14Choose the correct meaning of "wear your heart on your sleeve"

15David is worried. He has .....

16I never go in lifts because I am afraid of ......

17To be very excited

18Out of one's comfort zone means:

19Lost in the .....

20Choose the option that conveys the message below accurately and emphatically.Sexist comments really grind my gears.

21The phrase "dozing off" means .....

22To keep one's spirits high; to act brave and confident.

23She was ..... when her abandoned left her. She cried sadly.

24Solomon mentioned: "A living ..... is better than a dead lion."

25Which idiom means:To calm down and behave normally.

26"A Quiet laugh of mild amusement or satisfaction" is called as:

27What is the meaning of this idiom, adage or proverb?He added insult to injury.

28A person who never changes his opinions is called:

29Define the idiom 'off the rails'.

30What phrase is often used to describe the greed of the King and the Miller?

31"Peace of mind" means:

32The idiom "heart of gold" means

33If you're "of two minds" about something, you're

34People don't understand his style of making things more difficult as he makes a mountain out of a molehill with ongoing issues.

35WHAT IS THE CORRECT DEFINITIONS TO THIS COLLOQUIAL EXPRESSIONS.1.Make your blood run cold

36I wish he wasn't so gloomy. He never looks on the ..... side of life.

37Sunil's dog in a manger attitude did not help to settle the matter.

38I broke my leg but then met my future wife in the hospital. It's true that every cloud has a ..... lining.

39TO BE A KNOW-IT-ALL is

40Stop shilly shallying and make up your mind. This serves as a warning not to:

41Be out of sorts- "She's out of sorts today" means

42That kid is all thumbs; he can't hang on to anything.

43In A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, what is Scrooge's typical response to "Merry Christmas"?

44He is over head and ears in love. 'Over head and ears' means-

45A/An ..... is someone who is realistic, practical and sensible.

46Someone dazzled by a performance is likely to feel:

47He always looks on the bright side of everything.

48Being tolerant is to .....

49Shopping to improve one's mood

50You want to know why I've got a bee in my bonnet?

51My father refused to eat meat that had been fired. He had ..... in his bonnet about it causing cancer.A. a bug B. a bee C. a bull D. an ant

52He suddenly started shouting and screaming and people could plainly see that he had lost his cool. A. become angry B. become rude C. become stupid D. become loud

53Chelsea was going to try out for the baseball team, but she got cold feet.

54"I am shocked," said Mrs. Fortune, taken aback but speaking firmly. What does the idiom "taken aback" mean?

55He is ..... his mentor for the guidance.

56Ulterior motive

57Which is suitable meaning for this idiom (blassing in disguise).

58HOLDING A GRUDGE

59'to shop till you drop' means:

60What does Mandela mean when he says, "an extraordinary human disaster" ?

61Stuck with me