Idioms With Body PartsSet 28

1Hit the nail on the .....
2After months of illness, he is now just skin and .....
3Choose the correct answer to each of the following question.All the three boys seem to fall ..... over heels in love with her.
4If a suggestion "falls on deaf ears," it means:
5What does 'THINK ON HER FEET' mean?
6Having the mouth open because of wonder, surprise, or shock.
7A "pain in the neck" means something is ..... A) unusual B) bothersomeC) difficult to see
8"right-hand man"
9I can't remember the name of the book, but I have it on the .....
10"to feel it in your bones"
11VOCABULARY AND SPEAKING PRACTICERead the quote and fill in the blank with the most appropriate response.12. "Don't ..... your eyes at me like that!" she told him.
12To stop kidding me.
13If a couple buys the broom, they get married.
14I'm trying to learn new things, but I find it difficult because my .....
15The police will only give you a slap on the wrist. What does this idiom mean?
16"make heads or tails of it"
17To pay too high a price is .....
18Have ..... like a hawk
19Break a .....
20I'm telling you, it's going to rain tomorrow. I can .....
21They were with daggers drawn despite attempts to understand each other.
22A common or overused expression is a(n) .....
23Fill in the idiom and its meaning for the word 'head'.
24"Take a bath" means:
25Pull wool over some one's eyes
26We paid through the ..... to get the car fixed.
27He forgot his umbrella and arrived home completely .....
28Keep one's fingers crossed
29Could we have dinner together another time? I've got a lot on my ..... at the moment.
30If Anna wants to be a successful teacher, Anna must be able to think on your .....
31What does this idiom mean?Ear to the ground
32Which idiom means "It was very expensive"?
33A pirate sometimes has this instead of a hand. What is it?
34As a big brother, he was always ....., but he was there for her when needed.
35Complete the sentence!A person with two left feet can't .....
36Cristopher was studying algebra. It took him some time to ..... the tricky math problem.
37An eye-opener
38As usual, he is being a couch potato.
39Match the Idiom below, to it's meaning" Cost an arm and a leg"
40Idiom Play by .....
41My teacher has a heart of gold.What does this mean?