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Terms for subject Idiomatic (385 entries)

that's all she wrote	used when you are stating that there is nothing more that can be said about something or that something is completely finished
snug as a bug in a rug	very cozy and comfortable
once in a blue moon	very infrequently
once in a blue moon	very rarely
another shoe to drop	wait for the other shoe to drop	Taras
rise and shine	wake up and get out of bed promptly
look like a Sunday-school picnic	walk in the park	4uzhoj
rat race	way of life in which people compete aggressively with each other to be successful
wear different hats	wear more than one hat	Баян
wear many hats	wear more than one hat	Баян
wear multiple hats	wear more than one hat	Баян
what price (something)	what are the chances of (something) happening now?
what price (something)	what is the value of something?
what else is new?	what you say when hearing old news, when something bad but predictable happens to you or when someone brings up something that's long lost its novelty
who can tell	who is to say	valtih­1978