At the drop of a hat means : Willingness to do something instantly
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A litmus Test means : A method that helps to know if something is correct
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A bird’s eye view means : A view from a very high place that allows you to see a very large area
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Last straw means : The final problem in a series of problems
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Be on cloud nine means : Be very happy
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Black and blue means : Full of Bruises
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Let the cat out of the bag means : To reveal the secret carelessly or by mistake
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It takes two to tango means : Actions or communications need more than one person
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Can’t judge a book by its cover means : Cannot judge something primarily on appearance
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Hear it on grapevine means : To hear rumors about something or someone
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Break the ice means : To initiate a social conversation or interaction
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To sit on the fence means : To remain neutral
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To be in the doldrums means : To be in low spirits
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Ball is in your court means : When it is up to you to make the next decision or step
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Jump the bandwagon means : To join a popular activity or trend
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Cost an arm and a leg means : Be very expensive
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Icing on the cake means : Something that turns good into great
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Feeling a bit under the weather means : Feeling slightly ill
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The best of both worlds means : The benefits of widely differing situations, enjoyed at the same time
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Bite off more than you can chew means : Not able to complete a task due to lack of ability
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Apple of one’s eye means : Being cherished
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Come hell or high water means : Possible obstacles in your path
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Mean business means : Being Serious or Dedicated
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Blessing in disguise means : Something good and useful that did not initially seem that way
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Spill the beans means : To disclose a secret
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Golden handshake means : A big sum of money given to a person when he/she leaves a company or retires
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Piece of cake means : Something that is easy to understand or do
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Chip on your shoulder means : When someone is upset about something that happened a while ago
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Cry over spilled milk means : Complaining about a loss or failure from the past
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Beating around the bush means : Avoiding the main topic
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