Idiomatic Expression Continued

1. in vogue
2. ins and outs
3. irony of  fate
4. jack of all trades
5. keep aloof
6. keep the wolf from the door
7. keep to
8. kill the goose that lays golden eggs
9. kiss the dust
10. kith and kin
11. knight of the hammer
12. know- nothing
13. know which side one’s bread is uttered
14. lay up
15. lead to the altar
16. leave no stone unturned
17. let sleeping dog lie
18. let the cat out of the bag
19. lion’s share
20. live by one’s wit
21. long drawn agony (gr8 suffering)
22. long time no see
23. make a difference
24. make a fortune

25.        make a virtue of necessity (to do sth good by compulsion as there’s no other way: Being short of money,I’ve  nade a virtue of necessity and stopped drinking)

26. make boot of
27. make both ends meet
28. make dizzy (to bewilder)
29. make out
30. make quips (utter sarcastic remarks)
31. make sbd’s blood boil (to enrage sbd)
32. make the pot boil
33. man of iron

34.        mind one’s p’ s and q’ s (be accurate in ones manners and etiquettes)

35. more or less
36. move heaven and earth
37. much ado about nothing
38. nine day’s wonder
39. nip in the bud
40. not in the slightest
41. note of dissent
42. odds and ends
43. odds and ends (all the stuffs)
44. of no avail
45. off the beat (immediately)
46. off the cuff
47. on good terms
48. on no account (for no apparent reason)
49. on one’s doorstep
50. on one’s finger-tips (well versed in)
51. on stand by
52. on the air
53. on the blink (out of order)
54. on the carpet
55. on the contrary (otherwise)
56. on the wane (gradually decreasing)

57.        once bitten twice shy(cfuf]n] xfg]sf] s…s…/ lah…ln rDsbf q;g])

58. once in a blue moon
59. once in a while
60. one’s betters (superiors)
61. out and out
62. out of bounds
63. out of question
64. outstay one’s welcome
65. over and above
66. over the bottle
67. Pandora’s Box (a box of troubles)
68. person of figure
69. pick up stream
70. play a double game
71. play a losing game
72. poison one’s ear
73. prick the bubble (destroy an illusion)
74. Prince of darkness
75. put off   (to postpone)
76. put the cart before the horse
77. raise an alarm
78. ray of hope (slight chance/hope)
79. right hand man
80. run amuck
81. save one’s bacon
82. sbd’s blue eyed boy (s;}sf] u…nfd cln

83.        scream blue murder (protest wildly & noisily)

84. see eye to eye  ( to agree entirely)
85. see off
86. sell like hot cakes
87. send for
88. separate the sheep from the goats
89. set the Thames on fire  (do sth remarkable)
90. show white feather  (to betray)
91. shut up ( stop talking/keep quiet)
92. sign one’s own death warrant
93. sing a different tune
94. sit on the fence
95. skin sbd alive (threaten someone to work)
96. so long as