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# Meeting
How do you word items on your meeting agendas?
# Idiom
A metaphorical Easter egg is
# Meeting
How do you politely request the floor during a meeting?
# Pitch & Presentation
What does it mean when someone says you have gravitas?
# Meeting
How do you politely suggest pausing a meeting for a brief break?
# Idiom
Let’s shake things up a bit !
# Meeting
What do you do if you resume a meeting?
# Idiom
It’s going swimmingly
# Pitch & Presentation
Which is least effective in your presentation slides?
# Meeting
What does a minute-taker do?
# Idiom
to work your socks off
# Idiom
to get someone’s goat
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Which is least effective in your presentation slides?
What does a minute-taker do?
to work your socks off
to get someone’s goat
if you catch my drift
for donkey’s years
to make a beeline for something
like a bear with a sore head
to put a project on the back burner
to spread myself thin
a can of worms
egg on your face
a hot potato
a fat cat
under the gun
to have a sweet tooth
to go ape
a bad apple
a bird’s eye view
I’ve got ants in my pants
to pay through the nose
to turn a new leaf
to leave someone high and dry
in apple-pie order
to feel the pinch
too many chiefs and not enough Indians
to give someone rope
hard as nails
a glass cliff
to save one’s bacon
to be the cat’s whiskers
a dead duck
once in a blue moon
to go to town
to chase one’s tail
for a song
to pull one’s socks up
on the sly
to go down memory lane
to put something on ice
revolving door
up in arms
It won’t wash !
to miss the memo
back to square one
a kangaroo court
to rub shoulders
to go to the dogs
a cock-and-bull story
to be on the rocks
to be rolling in it
as sharp as a needle
He is out of the woods
Be there or be square !
neck and neck
Bless your cotton socks
mad as a box of frogs
as high as a kite
to give the rubber stamp
walking on air
to bite the dust
to throw the book at someone
a dummy run
a slowcoach
a fishing expedition
Nothing ventured, nothing gained !
Everything is coming up roses
Make hay while the sun shines
on the fly
No rest for the wicked !
at the drop of a hat
Hold your horses !
a grease monkey
tanked up
to go off half-cocked
to go stir crazy
get your ducks in a row
Stay put !
to knuckle down
to go Dutch
to lose your rag
jumped-up
in the dog house
clean as a whistle
If life gives you lemons, ...
one sandwich short of a picnic
it’s brass monkeys
to shake things up
A change is as good as a rest
to ring in the New Year
Pull the other one, it’s got bells on !
to go down the rabbit hole
touch-and-go
as thick as thieves
a blessing in disguise
Don’t give up the day job !
Her heart is in her mouth.
skeleton staff
Let sleeping dogs lie.
until you’re blue in the face
He’s all talk and no trousers !
Put your feet up !
Speak your mind !
up in the air
Don’t push your luck !
monkey business
the best thing since sliced bread
Zip it !
sour grapes
Every cloud has a silver lining.
We’re up the creek !
as snug as a bug in a rug
Use your loaf !
to rabbit on
a bigwig
It smells fishy !
full steam ahead
back by popular demand
yellow belly
on cloud nine
lock, stock and barrel
alphabet soup
bonanza
my ears are bent
a nest egg
red-letter day
salad days
the elephant in the room
happy as a clam
the SoHo effect
out of thin air
hot air
to play gooseberry
a top dog
On your bike !
I rest my case
the long and the short of it
a bad hair day
a bit of oomph !
a wild-goose chase
a nosey parker
cold calling
a food coma
to fish for compliments
to be all ears
to make a killing
to call it a day
to throw in the towel
to bring home the bacon
banker’s hours
a sitting duck
If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen !
like a dream
to paint the town red
done and dusted
to go back to the drawing board
off the cuff
to have kittens
to raise one’s game
Don’t count all your chickens before they have hatched !
to take the floor
to make a fuss about something
to skyrocket
to be hot under the collar
To lose the plot
to throw a spanner in the works
an old wives’ tale
Break a leg!
snail mail
The world is your oyster !
stocking filler
a hidden agenda
to be in two minds
to chew the fat
a different kettle of fish
to give free rein
to put someone in the picture
two heads are better than one
over the top
to tie up loose ends
I am a T-learning hero
to jump through hoops
a loose cannon
to cut corners
to sell like hotcakes
I’ll give you a bell
to drink like a fish
I’m on fire !
Make my day !
all beer and skittles
to get up on the wrong side of the bed
under your belt
second to none
Wake up and smell the coffee !
a blue-chip company
a close shave
to push the envelope
Plain Jane
to be between a rock and a hard place
to knock someone’s socks off
it’s swings and roundabouts
to be flavour of the month
a white lie
We’re cooking on gas !
to take a rain check
to sweeten the pot
cat got your tongue ?
riding the gravy train
half-baked
a flash in the pan
a rule of thumb
don’t hold your breath
to play it by ear
a tower of strength
to go the extra mile
to rain on your parade
to be quick off the mark
free as a bird
to get into the swing of things
he’s cooked his goose
to pick someone’s brains
That’s rich !
the chickens are coming home to roost
to get one’s knickers in a twist
smarty pants
to do something on a shoestring
an old banger
food for thought
to hit the books
to cut the mustard
to fly off the handle
to add fuel to the fire
to put lipstick on a pig
to laugh all the way to the bank
it’s all greek to me
to cost an arm and a leg
to be head over heels
Elvis has left the building !
to hit the ground running
a bull in a china shop
happy as Larry
a red herring
keep your chin up !
to be minted
to go commando
until hell freezes over
on the same page
a copycat
to take with a pinch of salt
Bob’s your uncle !
spread the word
finger in the nose
a piece of cake
brownie points
a drama queen
with flying colours
to float your boat
it rings a bell
daylight robbery
to be a dark horse
to have cold feet
a spoilsport
a couch potato
to think outside the box
Christmas has come early !
to pull the wool over someone’s eyes
tongue in cheek
to spill the beans
to hit the nail on the head
to have a whale of a time
a chip on one’s shoulder
the icing on the cake
a walk in the park
Put a sock in it !
to get a kick in the teeth
out of this world
to be over the moon
to feel under the weather
to go pear-shaped
to run around like a headless chicken
Face the music !
He is on his soap box
That’s the way the cookie crumbles ...
You’re such a wet blanket !
in a pickle
Pardon my French !
pen pusher
a baker’s dozen
fuddy duddy
to buy a lemon
to send somebody away with a flea in their ear
to have pins and needles in one’s leg
He made a real pig’s ear of that
I’ll put you through (to)
money doesn’t grow on trees
to butter someone up
to burn the midnight oil
I’ve got butterflies in my stomach
to let the cat out of the bag
like chalk and cheese
I smell a rat
That takes the biscuit !
out of the blue
She’s barking up the wrong tree !
big cheese
hot-desking
I’m having a ball !
as cool as a cucumber
She’s the bee’s knees !
to go bananas
to have bigger fish to fry
to see eye to eye
turkeys voting for Christmas
a fly on the wall
a snake in the grass
to shoot from the hip
white elephant
You’re pulling my leg !
I heard it through the grapevine
That’s the last straw !
to jump the gun
Don’t cry over spilled milk !
to have a frog in one’s throat
keep your wig on
the full monty
The penny dropped
caught red-handed
two peas in a pod
to have a finger in the pie
sly as a fox
cheesy
to plummet
Boys will be boys !
let your hair down
bad egg
And pigs might fly !
as mad as a hatter
to beat around the bush
fingers crossed
red tape
getting down to business
full of beans