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Everyday Cryptic Idioms Explained Simply
Perfect for beginners with simple, common vocabulary
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- 1. To use teeth, part of the phrase warning to be cautious
- 3. Sound a dog makes, part of a saying about a useless threat
- 5. Circular band, used in 'ring a bell' meaning to sound familiar
- 6. Wild animal, in 'cry wolf' meaning to raise a false alarm
- 9. Baby bird, often used in phrases about being timid or young
- 10. Part of the body, used in 'hands are tied' meaning no control
- 13. Aquatic animal, part of 'big fish in a small pond' meaning important in a small area
- 16. Wise bird, used in sayings about wisdom or night activity
- 17. Body part, in the phrase 'head over heels' meaning very much in love
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- 2. Back end of an animal, used in 'tail between legs' meaning ashamed
- 4. Animal in the phrase about enduring difficulties patiently
- 7. Small creature, used in 'worm your way' meaning to gain favor sneakily
- 8. To grab or seize, used in 'catch someone's eye' meaning to get attention
- 11. Common fruit in the saying about a bad one not far from the tree
- 12. King of the jungle, used to mean courage or strength
- 14. Color, used in 'in the pink' meaning in good health
- 15. Part of the face, used in 'keep your nose clean' meaning to stay out of trouble
- 18. Not strong or convincing, used to describe a weak excuse
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