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Idioms make language way more fun – they help you say a lot with just a few words. And let’s be honest, they’re way more interesting than just saying things the regular way. But even if you use idioms from time to time, some of them can still trip you up – especially the ones you don’t hear that often.
In this quiz, we’re back with 25 more idioms to test your skills. Some are common, some are trickier, and a few might surprise you.
If you missed the first part of this quiz, you can test your skills here.
Let’s see how well you do this time! 🧠
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Cyndielouwhoo 8 months ago (edited)
#14 is wrong, stealing someone's thunder is NOT taking credit for their work... it's about ruining their big moment or reveal by horning in with your stuff: Like officially announcing your engagement at someone else's wedding during the toasts. The example on the "answer line" is a correct use, but the listed answer isn't.
kissmychakram 8 months ago
There are a couple, I think, that you could make a case for one or more of the other answers being equally valid.
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Rick Murray 8 months ago
Kick the bucket -> Pass away ? So we're using an idiom to define an idiom because it is forbidden/unhealthy/triggering to say the word "dïëd"? 🤷🏻♀️
Cyndielouwhoo 8 months ago (edited)
#14 is wrong, stealing someone's thunder is NOT taking credit for their work... it's about ruining their big moment or reveal by horning in with your stuff: Like officially announcing your engagement at someone else's wedding during the toasts. The example on the "answer line" is a correct use, but the listed answer isn't.
kissmychakram 8 months ago
There are a couple, I think, that you could make a case for one or more of the other answers being equally valid.
Load More Replies... Rick Murray 8 months ago
Kick the bucket -> Pass away ? So we're using an idiom to define an idiom because it is forbidden/unhealthy/triggering to say the word "dïëd"? 🤷🏻♀️
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