"Freed up" generally means making something available by releasing it from what's tying it down or preventing its use. Whether…

"Love ya" is a colloquial term in English that's often used to express affection towards someone. Though less formal and…

The phrase "you've made your bed, now lie on it" means that a person must accept the consequences of their…

The phrase "fresh to death" is a popular English slang used to describe someone or something that looks exceptionally stylish,…

"Play by the rules" means to act or behave according to the accepted or established regulations or guidelines. It implies…

The idiom "so it goes" is often used as a comment on the inevitability or commonplace nature of life events,…

People use the term "real talk" to emphasize that they're being honest, straightforward, or addressing serious matters. This colloquial phrase…

Have you ever heard someone say "yoink" when they quickly grab something? "Yoink" is a slang term that has several…

People often use the expression "son of a biscuit" in casual conversations, especially as a mild exclamation or form of…

"Hidden gem" is an idiom that means something has exceptional quality but is not especially popular or widely known. It…

If you've ever received a formal email, you're likely familiar with the phrase, "I hope this email finds you well."…

The idiom "check you" is often heard in casual conversations, especially among friends. It's typically used to express surprise or admiration…

The phrase "locked and loaded" refers to a firearm that has a round in the chamber and the safety catch-off,…

Have you ever experienced something enjoyable that, unfortunately, had to come to an end? In such moments, you might use…

The idiom "doesn't add up" typically conveys a sense of inconsistency, disbelief, or puzzlement in the face of a situation…