Hello everybody! 😊 Our #idiom of the day is “In hot water“, which means “in trouble“. Originated in the early 1500s. The idiom may refer to when you're cooking and you spill hot water or hot food, you would be in trouble. —————————————————— 👉 @AmEnglish

Hello guys! 😊 Our #slang term of the day is ”Party animal", which means “a person who loves to go to parties”. Ex: Here is the party animal himself—Bill Murray.’ There is also a record of the similar term “party hound” being used in 1973. —————————————————…

Hi there! 😀 Our #idiom of the day is “In the doghouse“, which means “in a situation in which someone is annoyed with you because of something you did“. Ex: A: last night I had fight with my wife and now I'm in a dog house, you know what I mean? B: Oh yeah…

Hello everybody! 😄 Our #idiom of the day is “On pins and needles“, which means “worried or excited about something“. The origin of the phrase ‘on pins and needles’ comes from the early 19th century. The expression began as a literal description of the sharp…

Hi there! Our #slang word of the day is ”Item“, which means “a couple, two people who are romantically involved”. 💑 The origin of the phrase is not known till now, possibly "become an item" became a phrase because when two celebrities form a romantic relationship…

Hello everybody! 😀 Our #slang word of the day is ”Blowhard“ , which means “a very boastful and talkative person”. Ex: 🔴 have you met Ted? 🔵 yeah I was just talking to him, isn't he a blowhard 🔴I know what you mean, he usually talks alot about himself .…

Hello everybody! 😀 Our #idiom of the day is “On thin ice“, which means “in a risky position, in a dangerous situation“. 🔶Example: 🔵 hey John have you done the project drawings yet? 🔴 no, but I'm gonna catch on the dead time. Don't worry 🔵 I'm not worried…

Hey there! 😀 Our #idiom of the day is “Your eyes are bigger than your stomach“, which means “you want more food than you can eat“. This expression alludes to someone taking more food than he or she can digest. 🔶Example : 🔴 hey Jack aren't you hungry? Let's…

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Hi guys! 😀 Our #slang term of the day is ”Dope“, which is a rather new slang word that is used to define someone or something great, wonderful, fantastic. 🔶 Example : 🔴 hey Jessica have you met Tom yet? 🔵 no I haven't, how come? 🔴 girl let me just tell…

Hello! 😊 Our #idiom of the day is ”Second banana“, which means “a person who is less important than his or her partner“. 🔶 example: 🔴 hey Jack what does actually Joe do in your company if you don't mind me asking he's your partner after all? 🔵 not at all…

Hello everybody! 😊 Our #slang term of the day is ”Chatterbox“, which means “a very talkative person“. 🔶 example : 🔴Hey Jackie can you tell Tom to lower his voice a little bit, I'm on the phone over here. 🔵 I have no idea what the hell is wrong with that…

Hello guys! 😊 Our #idiom of the day is “Have egg on your face“, which means “to be very embarrassed“. Origin: It’s American in origin, though now widely known wherever English is spoken. There are two suggestions for where it came from. The late John Ciardi…

Here we are! 😀 Our #idiom of the day is ”Stuck in a rut“, which means “in a boring lifestyle that never changes“. 🔶 Example : 🔴 oh... Come on Lucy, shake a leg for God's sake do something girl ! 🔵 do what exactly? 🔴 I don't know just stop acting like…

Hey there! 😀 Our #slang word of the day is ”Smart aleck“, which means “a person who thinks he is very smart and demonstrates this fact to others“. 🔶 Example : 🔴 what's wrong Max? You look a little bit down buddy 🔵 I don't know man, I'm trying my best…

Hi there! 😊 Our #idiom of the day is ”Take it or leave it“, which means “take this one or none, there are no other choices”. 🔶 Example : 🔴 so here's what happened last night, I went to George shop to get myself a new phone but apparently with the money…