If you've ever done something that backfires, hurting your own chances of success, you've essentially "shot in the foot." This…

Ever wondered why people say "Brangelina" instead of "Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie"? That's a classic example of a "ship…

We've all had moments when something important just seems to "slip my mind." This common phrase means to forget something, often…

"A baker's dozen" is an idiom that means 13 of something, usually baked goods. It implies that the baker is…

The expression "sizing someone up" means that one is assessing or evaluating another person's character, abilities, or qualities. Often based…

The expression "better than nothing" conveys a sense of reluctant acceptance or consolation, suggesting that while something may not be…

The idiom "a night to remember" means a night that is very memorable, enjoyable, or significant for someone. In addition,…

The expression "always the bridesmaid, never the bride" captures the sentiment of someone who is often close to the main…

Most idioms are a rich part of our language, bringing vibrancy and color to our expressions. The idiom "circled in"…

The idiom "pass down" refers to the act of transmitting or handing over something, especially knowledge, traditions, or physical items,…

The idiom "go down memory lane" means to reminisce or recall pleasant memories of the past. It is common in…

The idiom "speak out of both sides of one's mouth" means to say different or opposite things about the same…

The idiom "shot me down" means to reject, criticize, or ruin someone or something. It comes from the literal sense…

"A word to the wise is enough" is an idiom that means a brief hint of advice is enough for…

"Hot under the collar" means becoming very angry or agitated about something, often suddenly and with a notable intensity. This…