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The Idiom of the Day

Kait — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 22:54:00 +0000

Sorry I forgot to write the Idiom of the day. We were busy. What is a Idiom?

“On Pins and Needles!”

I was on Pins and Needles when they announced the champion.

Meaning: Nervous, Very Anxious.

I was very nervous when they announced the champion.

The Idiom of the Day

Kait — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 16:52:00 +0000

What is a Idiom?

“Fat Cat”

Bill Gates is a Fat Cat! No offense.

Meaning: Extremely Rich, Not Poor at All.

Bill Gates is VERY Rich.

Idiom of the Day

Kait — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 20:07:00 +0000

What is a Idiom?

The Idiom of the day is.... “Bee in your Bonnet”

Your going to lick a frozen ice pole! You must have a Bee in you Bonnet!

Meaning: Insane, a crazy idea; out of you mind; but determined to do so

Your going to lick a frozen ice pole! Your crazy!

P.S. Personally, I think you are crazy if you lick a frozen ice pole.

WARNING: Licking a frozen ice pole will get your tongue stuck. It hurts, trust me, I tried with ice and I watched Myth Busters try it. Your tongue sticks. When you take your tongue off, it rips a layer of skin off your tongue. OUCH!

Idiom of the Day is…

Kait — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 19:13:00 +0000

What is a Idiom?

The Idiom of the day is.... “Easy as Rolling a Log”

For instance, Starting a Blog is as Easy as Rolling a Log

Meaning: Extremely easy, not hard at all.

Sayings that are simaliar: Piece of cake, Easy Piecey, Easy as Pie.

Idiom of the Day!

Kait — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 00:26:00 +0000

What is a Idiom? Click here.

The Idiom of the day is.... “In the Pink”

For instance, “don’t worry Mother, I’m feeling In the Pink. “

Meaning: Feeling healthy, in body and spirit.

In other words, “don’t worry Mother, I’m feeling much better.”

PS: Isn’t he CUTE!

Idiom of the Day

Kait — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 22:29:00 +0000

I have decided to do a Idiom of the Day every day.What are Idioms? A Idiom is a word or saying that does not mean litteraly what it says. For instance, “let the cat out of the bag” does not mean “let the cat out of the bag. It means to reveal a secret. OK, so now you know what a Idiom means, here’s the Idiom of the day.

The Idiom of the day is.... “Cut Off Your Nose to Spite Your Face“.

For instance, “Jacob, just because Isaiah did better on his math pre-test, doesn’t mean you should cut your nose on to spite your face.”(not study or try hard)

Meaning: To sulk or make things harder for yourself because your upset with someone.

Jacob was not going to try harder on his test just because Isaiah did better than him on his pre-test.