"Lost in the sauce" is an idiom that often represents a person's condition of being overwhelmingly engrossed or consumed by a…

The idiom "Dine and Dash" is a phrase that has grown popular and is often associated with a specific dishonest…

The word "search" means to look thoroughly or carefully for something or someone. To explore an area or topic to…

"Concur" is a verb that means to agree or coincide in opinion, to have the same view or sentiment, or…

"In tandem" is an idiom often used in English language conversation and writing. It refers to two or more entities working…

"Round heels" is an idiom that describes someone, typically a woman, who is considered promiscuous or easily seduced. It is…

The idiom "no substitute for" means that something is essential or irreplaceable. It is often used to emphasize the importance…

"Right Up My Alley" is an idiom that encapsulates one's interests or expertise. It is often used to express that a…

The term "Johnny law" refers to police or law enforcement officers. It's a slang term used to represent the concept…

The idiom "Taped Up" often denotes a scenario where something is temporarily fixed or held together, usually in an unsophisticated or makeshift…

The idiom "thank you very much" is a polite expression of gratitude, typically used in response to a favor, a…

The phrase "Read About" is a common English idiom used to express the act of gaining knowledge or information about something or…

"Booging" is an idiom that originates from the phrase "boogie-woogie," which refers to a lively, rhythmic style of music typically associated…

The idiom "Close Only Counts in Horseshoes and Hand Grenades" is a common saying in the English language. Its core meaning…

The idiom "where there's a will there's a way" is a proverb implying that if someone is determined enough, they…