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Idioms With Body PartsSet 15

1Buying authentic branded products can ..... They are not affordable to most people.

2Like two peas in a pod means

3Hit the nail on the head

4Choose the correct meaning of "keep your eyes peeled"

5The teacher told the class to stop dreaming and focus on the lesson. Which idiom fits?

6ATTILA GOT ON RANGA'S .....

7The humans use ..... to rescue Ivan

8"What's Peter's cousin's name?" "It's on the tip of my ....., but I can't quite remember"

9Palms .....

10My friend is a pain in the neck.

11I couldn't remember her name. It was so frustrating because it was on ......

12I want to buy a house by the beach, but it may .....

13"It's so expensive! It will cost an arm and a leg."What does "cost an arm and a leg" mean?

14Dad was out like a light after shovelling the driveway. Dad .....

15I can't believe it! After hours upon hours of discussion, we finally were able to see eye to eye.

16What does "Pulling yourself together" mean

17On the tip of your tongue

18The police officer ..... the robbed car.

19Her best friend would help her at the drop of a .....

20You might huddle on the floor of your closet if you are

21He rattled his chains and he clattered his .....

22What does heart of gold mean?

23Obtained by doing something, not by reading about it or by watching it done

24Martin is called the teacher's pet by his classmates because he is taken under his teacher's .....

25What does the idiom mean in the sentence? Read the sentence and then choose the correct definition of the idiom.Many might not agree with me, but I think strawberries are hands down the best fruit.

26Why does the speaker say that the door will always squeak?

27What does 'shake like a leaf' mean?

28Have a change of .....

29She laughed her head off, really means?

30He's the apple of my eyeWhat does this idiom mean?

31Identify the idiomatic expression in the sentence: 'It cost me an arm and a leg'.

32Australians are native speakers of English because they use it as their mother .....

33Which idiom goes the best with this sentence?John met the President.

34I wouldn't do that but you do whatever you like, as it's no skin off my nose.

35Before going to the store, Sheila asked Tobias to ..... the dog so it wouldn't get lost or lonesome.

36Eye contact refers to .....

37What phrase can you use when you forget a word and it's close in your mind?

38Don't bite the hand that feeds you.

39What is the literal meaning of this idiom? Put one's foot down

40Mother put her foot down when I asked to stay out late again. Put her foot down means mother .....

41Nimble on his feet

42"He has two left feet" means .....

43Mind's eye(n) .....

44Bite your head off

45Well in the first place all the windows are broken, which is A REAL PAIN IN THE NECK

46"To blow one's own trumpet" (give right meaning for this Idiom)

47Like two peas in a pod

48She applied for paid leave but her boss rejected her application .....

49What is the compressor known as?

50Sorry, but I just can't make it to the dinner party as I'm up to my ..... in work.

51What does grandma put in Mary Alice's picnic basket?

52With a(n) ..... to getting high scores in the final exam, Scott studied as hard as he could.

53To be all ears

54I asked Alice and George about it and they both said the same thing. I guess, great ..... think alike.

55What has legs, but doesn't walk?

56I have been ..... my brains all day but I can't remember where I put the keys.

57"Her head is in the clouds if she thinks she is going to beat me in the science fair."What literary device was used in the sentence?

58To "bang the drum for someone" means .....

59Define "my mind went blank"?

60Asking or begging for something earnestly or humbly-Do you expect me to ask you for forgiveness on .....?

61You're not getting enough to eat, Karen! Look at you! You're as thin as a .....