A "kindred soul" is someone with whom you feel a deep connection and understanding. You may share similar interests, values,…

The phrase "Don't get your hopes up" is a common saying in English that communicates a cautionary warning against being…

The idiom "goob" refers to a person who is silly or lacks intelligence. The term is a colloquial shortening of…

The idiom "love begets love" means that expressing love and kindness towards others encourages them to act similarly. It suggests…

The phrase "good riddance" conveys a sense of relief or satisfaction that something or someone undesirable or troublesome has left…

"That made my day" is an expression that suggests that someone's actions or words caused happiness in another person's day…

When you say, "I'm like you," you are saying that you share some quality or experience with the other person.…

The idiom "set price" refers to an item or service's established, fixed cost, typically non-negotiable. The notion of a set…

The idiom "place an order" refers to the act of requesting specific goods or services from a provider. People commonly…

The idiom "dictated but not read" refers to a message or letter composed by one person but transcribed by another.…

The phrase "fly by" means to pass quickly or swiftly. When time "flies by," it passes rapidly. This idiom suggests…

The idiom "go to hell in a handcart" refers to a rapid worsening or deterioration in condition or quality. It…

The idiom "pick your battles" means to choose which conflicts are worth our time and energy, rather than attempting to…

The idiom "ring in the new year" is associated with the celebration of the transition from the old year to…

The saying "Tuesday's child is full of grace" stems from a traditional nursery rhyme that assigns characteristics to children based…