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No tricks, please . We want the deal to be _____ completely .
The corrupt minister is regarded as the government’s ............. and is expected to resign.
.................. between the husband and wife is that the husband always spends too much money.
The blue laws here are ..............; all the stores open on Sundays and holidays
Bring out the meaning of the idiom in the following sentence :We shall fight "tooth and nail" for our rights.
Rule of law means :
Fill in the blanks with a suitable idiom: "The policemen came to my house and accused me of stealing a necklace but I told them that they were _____ ?
The meaning of the idiom “parish pumps” is
'Go to the dogs' means
'Hardly a soul knew me in the village' means
' Chicken-hearted ' means :
'To shrug one's shoulders' means
The firm progressed .........
He decided to fight for justice ...........
There are people in our society whose only aim in life is to make money ...........
Obey your superiors,don't try to .............
'Getting fired turned out to be a blessing in disguise' means
'A dime a dozen' means
'Easy does it' means
'Raise eyebrows' means
The idiom 'back against the wall' means
The idiom 'bite off more than you can chew'.
'Up in arms' means
'Barking up the wrong tree' means
'Bend over backwards' means
'Run around in circles' means
'Burn the midnight oil' means
'Small cog in a large wheel' means
'The other side of the coin' means
'Burn one's fingers' means
'Hit the books' means
'Daft as a brush' means ?
'clear as mud' means
'Drunk as a lord' means
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom 'Baker's dozen' :
Find the meaning of the given idiom:"getting a second wind"
Find the meaning of the given idiom:"at sixes and sevens"
To "raise eyebrows" is to
Find the correct meaning of the idiom:"cold feet"
Meaning of the idiom:"donkey work"
Meaning of the idiom:"run in the sand"
Meaning of the idiom :"cloak and dagger"
Meaning of the idiom:"in good books of"
Choose the correct option for the following: A "Dark Horse" is:
I wanted to intervene when they were yelling at each other, but would have just _____
He did the work irregularly. Choose the correct idiom to substitute the word "irregularly".
My elder brother 'pokes his nose' into all my affairs (Correct meaning of the words italicised)
He cannot get that contract . It is a ' wild goose chase '. ( Meaning close to the idiom underlined )
Too many cooks _____ the broth.
The idiom ‘Within an ace of’: