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