The phrase "good going" is an informal expression of praise used when someone has done something well. This idiom carries…

The term "home" is typically associated with the place where one lives or the feeling of belonging and comfort associated…

The phrase "effective immediately" means that something will take effect or become valid right away. It is often associated with formal…

The phrase "my work here is done" typically signifies the completion of a task, duty, or mission. It is often…

The phrase "boon or a bane" represents a balance or trade-off, typically when discussing the pros and cons of a…

The phrase "what's in it for me?" expresses a person's concern about how they will benefit or profit from a…

The slang phrase "your mom" is a generic insult in response to a statement that irritates or offends the speaker.…

The idiom "Top o' the morning to you" is a traditional greeting predominantly used in Ireland. It's often associated with…

The idiom "Quarter to eight" is a phrase commonly used in English-speaking countries to denote the time as being 7:45,…

The phrase "egging on" refers to the act of encouraging, provoking, or urging someone to do something, often in a…

The phrase "off we go" signifies the beginning of a journey or the start of an action. It's often associated…

The phrase "have my mind in the gutter" typically implies thinking about something in an indecent or inappropriate way, often…

The phrase "lie low" signifies keeping a low profile or staying out of sight, often to avoid attention or trouble.…

The phrase "bat an eye" means a lack of reaction or indifference to a particular situation. It is frequently used…

The phrase "on my behalf" refers to something done or said for someone else as their representative or in their…