Latest Idiom List of Idioms

• Not for all the tea in China

• To add insult to injury

• To have more holes than Swiss cheese

• A drop in the bucket/ocean

• To make an offer you can’t refuse

• Pardon my French

• Have no truck with

• Fall off a turnip truck

• Bed of roses

• A plague on both your houses

• Off the back of a lorry

• Flying off the handle

• Kill two birds with one stone

• Jump the shark

• To wipe the floor with

• To throw a spanner in the works

• To give [someone] stick

• To have a one-track mind

• To send someone to Coventry

• Hairy at the heel

• Enough to cobble dogs with

• To chew the fat

• To go cold turkey

• To eat Humble Pie

• Do a Devon Loch

• A different kettle of fish

• Kick the Bucket

• To have a green thumb

• Go pear-shaped

• Dress After a Fashion

• The neck of the woods

• Like a Bull in a China Shop

• (To) take the words right out of my mouth

• As happy as a butcher’s dog

• Don’t Cry Over Spilt Milk

• A Flash in the Pan: Origin and Meaning

• Argue Till the Cows Come Home: Origin and Meaning

• Cross That Bridge When You Come To It: Origin and Meaning

• A Hot Potato: Origin and Meaning

• All That Glitters Is Not Gold: Origin and Meaning

• Lock, Stock and Barrel: Origin and Meaning

• The Wrong Side of the Tracks: Origin and Meaning

• A Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in the Bush: Origin and Meaning

• Hair of the Dog

• A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss: Origin and Meaning

• To Call It a Day: Origin and Meaning

• The Proof Is In the Pudding: Origin and Meaning

• Teaching Grandmother to Suck Eggs: Origin and Meaning

• Can’t See the Wood for the Trees: Origin and Meaning

• To Get the Wrong End of the Stick: Origin and Meaning

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