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Idioms With Body PartsSet 26

1To be "neck and neck" means to be ..... A) angry with each other B) like someone a lotC) exactly even

2What does the idiom 'foot the bill' mean?

3Sharon always sticks her ..... into everyone else's business.

4She'll have to get a job and learn to ..... sooner or later.

5What does 'bury one's head in the sand' mean?

6"Run out of puff" means:

7Don't bury your head in the sand, really means?

8I always get ..... in my stomach before visiting the dentist.A. worms B. butterflies C. crabs D. hedgehogs

9"Sit tight" means:

10To direct all your atention and energy to what you are doing means you:

11She still has ..... for business opportunity!

12University fees can definitely cost .....

13"I believed that he was my friend. I can't believe that he stabbed me in the back."

14Select the correct idiom to complete the sentence: John had the answer ....., but Ann said it first.

15Pick the correct meaning of the idiom " Head in the clouds"

16Look very similar to something or someone else.

17Explain the meaning of the following sentence. Mikey waited in the cold until his fingers were icicles.

18It can burn you.

19To "kick around" means to ..... A) treat badly B) hideC) look for something

20If someone says "Oh, foot!" they are probably:

21Ted's a real pain in the .....; he always makes noise when I'm trying to study.Which of the following words/ phrases best fits in the gap?

22Butter fingers

23To be in somebody's position is .....

24The idiom "I am washing my hands of it." means

25Members pledge their heads to what?

26As ..... as a button

27She looks down her ..... at poor people.

28OPPOSITE MEANING.You should pat yourself on the back for having achieved such a high score in the graduation exam.

29It was rumored at the time that some of the gangs were working ..... with the police.

30The old view of children as empty vessels waiting to be filled with facts has been replaced by more active models. What is the closest meaning of "empty vessels"?

31An eye-opening

32Eyes bigger than stomach means .....

33Stella's very talented-she could turn her ..... to anything.

34My mother usually has something .....

35Really sticks

36Choose the correct idiomatic sense of the phrase below: The manager hesitated to assign the job to the newcomer as he was wet behind the ears

37Hear twice ..... you speak once.

38What did Woody mean by Buzz giving him a hand?

39In a story, a character is described as having "a heart of stone." What does this phrase suggest about the character?

40It means expensive.

41What does this idiom mean: I was about to go on stage and had BUTTERFLIES IN MY STOMACH.

42"on the tip of your tongue" what does it mean?

43How did moon and midnight stay warm?

44An expression that does not literally mean exactly what it says (ex. break a leg, a piece of cake)

45We had a delicious, appetising meal. How did we describe it?

46What does "Pat myself on the back" mean? (SSC CGL 2024 Tier-1)

47Having eaten to one's limits or satisfaction.

48A new car with all the fancy upgrades costs and arm and a leg. What does the idiom mean?

49If you "drive someone up the wall", you

50The idiom that means 'to take a resolute stand' is .....

51Count noses:

52What's the meaning of (go hand in hand with)

53Please speak a little louder. I'm hard of hearing

54Fill in the blank in the idiom: 'Keep your ..... above water.'

55T or F: right hand man is someone who acts as the biggest supporter and helper, both personally and professionally

56Have a chip on your .....

57To show that you are unhappy by sticking out your lip

58What has a tongue, cannot walk, but gets around a lot?

59Those shoes cost an arm and a leg! This is an example of

60I'm really feeling under the today; I have a terrible cold.

61Directions: Choose the appropriate meaning for the given idioms/phrases.Question: Raise some hackles