The phrase "I, for one," signals that the speaker has a particular opinion or preference distinct from others. When someone…

"Float on air" describes a feeling of extreme happiness or euphoria. When someone says they are floating on air, it…

"Address me as" refers to a request or preference for how one wishes to be referred to or called. This…

"Almost there" refers to being very close to completing a task, reaching a destination, or achieving a goal. It's often…

"End of play" is a phrase with its origins in sports, especially cricket, referring to the conclusion of play for…

"A man of few words" describes someone who speaks infrequently but with meaning when they do. This phrase is often…

"Breakfast of champions" is often used ironically or humorously to refer to a breakfast that is not typically considered healthy…

"Make a living" refers to earning enough money to support oneself, typically through regular employment or a consistent source of…

"Googly-eyed" describes a wide-eyed stare indicating amazement, fascination, or infatuation, often with a humorous or silly appearance as if the…

"Due to you" is a phrase typically used to acknowledge or attribute something to a person's actions, efforts, or influence.…

"If wishes were horses" is a part of a proverbial phrase that expresses the idea that merely wishing for something…

"Veering off" means to change direction suddenly or to deviate from a set course or topic. It's often used to…

"Sitting for the exam" refers to the act of taking or participating in an examination. This phrase is commonly used…

"Look down upon" means viewing someone or something with a sense of superiority or disdain. It implies a judgmental attitude,…

To "learn a lesson" means understanding or knowing what to do or what not to do in the future because…