The phrase "my, oh, my" expresses surprise, amazement, or disbelief. It is often used to emphasize a reaction to something unexpected…

"Blaze a trail" is an idiom that means to pioneer or innovate in some field, or to set a new…

"To break ground" refers to the ceremonial beginning of construction or development on a building, road, or other structure. It…

"Back over" is a phrasal verb that generally means to review, revisit, or examine something again. It also describes a…

The idiom "live on the edge" means to live a lifestyle that involves taking risks, facing uncertainty, or experiencing extreme…

"Lots of luck!" is an idiom people use to wish someone good fortune or success. It can also be used…

The idiom "the it-factor" refers to a quality or characteristic that makes someone or something attractive, appealing, or successful. It…

The idiom "according to him" indicates that something is based on someone else's opinion, statement, or perspective. It can also…

The idiom "bare necessities" means the most essential or fundamental things one needs to survive or be happy. It refers…

The idiom "specialize in" means to focus on a particular area of study, work, or interest and become an expert…

The idiom "lie like a rug" means to talk dishonestly or without feeling bad about it. It refers to someone…

"Lost count" usually means no longer being able to keep track of a number or amount because it's too high…

A "burning question" is an issue or a query of great importance or urgency that eagerly awaits resolution or an answer.…

"Play hooky" is a colloquial phrase that means to deliberately avoid going to school, work, or an obligation, typically without…

The phrase "these colors don't run" is often used to express patriotism and national pride, particularly in the United States.…