Guess the idioms

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Guess the Idioms Quiz

Test your knowledge of idiomatic expressions with our fun and engaging quiz!

See how well you understand common idioms by answering questions like:

What does 'bag of bones' mean?
What does it mean to be 'blue around the gills'?

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What is the meaning of the "bag of bones" idiom?

A thin person

A clumsy person

A lazy person

A person who is lying

What is the meaning of the "blue around the gills" idiom?

To have beautiful eyes

To look sick

To be thirsty

To be out of money

Which idiom fit better to the meaning of "being eccentric or crazy"?

Bargain hunting

(a) bolt from the blue

Bats in the belfry

Lose one's marbles

"To chime in" means...

To interrupt or join a conversation

To accept the unpleasant consequences of ones actions.

To do something wrong

To go with the flow

What is the meaning of this idiom "champagne on a beer budget"?

Someone who likes expensive things that they cannot afford

Someone who likes to drink

Something cheap

Something relaxing

To "cut it fine" / "cut things fine" means:

To slice something

To cook something tastefull

To barely have enough time to do something

To speak loud and clear

To "come rain or shine" means:

Good weather

To do it regularly

To get the job done

To accept the good and the bad

"Any port in a storm" means:

To accept a solution which in normal circumstances you wouldn't

To finish a task

To float away

To be in trouble

"Asleep at the wheel" means:

To be in danger

To be drunk

To not pay any attention

To be a good driver

"Birds of a feather" refers to:

To move quickly

Angry birds

Two similar people

Getting emotional

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