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Idioms With Body PartsSet 18

1Under one's nose

2People keep teasing her, but it's ..... -she doesn't care at all.

3I made a mistake and really put my foot in my .....

4Complete the sentence below!If you have butterflies in your stomach, you feel .....

5Which shows caring for the eyes?

6He's up to his ..... in work.

7Which of these is a idiom

8We all have to learn the ropes when we start a new job.

9Jessica put her foot in her mouth really means .....

10A ..... eye is one eye made of many eyes.

11His name's on the ..... of my tongue, but I just can't think of it.

12Have your ..... full

13"I got chewed out by my coach." Is an example of

14I went into this marriage with my ..... open.

15The idiom "Don't spread yourself too thin." means

16The ..... follows you everywhere.

17Forests are often referred to as earth's

18A shot ..... the arm

19The situation is changing so fast, we need to get to ..... with recent developments.

20Complete the idiom: to pull someone's .....

21If you're doing something to cut your own throat, you're doing something that will cause your own failure.

22The shirt cost an arm and a leg.

23What did Norton ground into Robs hair (scalp)? (CH#2)

24(It's) on the tip of my tongue =

25A knee-jerk reaction is one which is generally .....

26The customer gave a mouthful when asked the reason for his dissatisfaction.

27"I want that murderer's .....!" , said the Chief of police.

28To "kick around" means to .....

29The king caught the prince red-handed up to his tricks

30Choose the right variant: What does "Let someone off the hook" mean?

31What does "by heart" mean?

32What does the idiom on its last legs mean in the sentence below?This old wagon is on its last legs. We should get a new one.

33If you work fingers to the bone you .....

34If two people 'see eye to eye', what does it mean?

35'Off the top of my head' means

36We had better keep on our ..... while we're walking along the dark portions of this street.

37It's important for you to learn by ..... the new words.

38Have a sweet .....

39What is an example of a two-top phraseological unit?

40"Be careful, Joe, that girl is setting her cap at you"The extract is an example of:

41I did tell him to talk to his boss, but my advice .....

42If you have eyes in the back of your head, you are

43The newspaper went out ..... when it criticized the Royal Family.

44I really put my foot in my .....

45Someone who's "as sharp as a tack" is

46I can't afford this purse! It ..... I won't be able to pay my rent!

47He followed in his father's ..... and became an actor.

48"He is the heart of the company, ....., without him, the team wouldn't function."

49At the End of one's rope

50SECTION IV: IDIOMS & FIGURATIVE USAGE-Choose the correct interpretation.He has *sticky fingers*.

51Which idiom means something is extremely expensive to buy?

52Complete the idiom:"She knows of all her friends' phone numbers ..... "

53There's a list of repairs as long as

54I'm not exactly sure what's going on with that upcoming project, but I'll .....

55A hard nut to crackmeans

56In a meeting, your boss asks for 'a show of hands'. What must you do?

57What is the meaning of phrase:Have a finger in the pie

58A humorous gesture that is often used between friends.

59Those cost an arm and a leg.

60What does 'stand/stick to one's guns' mean?

61She knows these streets like the ..... of her .....