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Idiom & Phrases   | List of some important Idiom & Phrases part-7 | Best collection of Idiom & Phrases | Idiom & Phrases asked in previous year recruitment exams 

List of some important Idiom & Phrases which is asked in the previous year exams. this is very important for bank exams ,railway exams, po , ssc, cgl and many recruitment exams

Idiom & Phrases part-7

112

To play fast and loose

To be inconsistent

113

To be at loggerheads

To be at enmity

114

A cook and bull story

An unbelievable gossip

115

To drive home

To emphasize

116

To stain every nerve

To try one's utmost

117

To cool one's heels

To be kept waiting for some time

118

A fair crack of the whip

A period of importance

119

To talk one's head off

To talk excessively

120

To wrangle over an ass's shadow

To quarrel over trifles

121

To hold something in leash

To restrain

122

A bull in the China shop

A person who is rough and clumsy where skill and care are required

123

To take the bull by the horns

To grapple courageously with a difficulty that lies in our way

124

A big fish in a little pond

Someone who is important only in a small unit/group/community etc

125

To keep one's temper

To be in good mood

126

To smell a rat

To suspect foul dealings

127

To give up the ghost

To die

128

To cry wolf

To give false alarm

129

To frame a person

To make one appear guilty

130

To meet one's Waterloo

To meet one's final defeat

131

Wear one's heart on one's sleeve

To show one's feelings

132

To see red

To find fault with

133

To carry the coal to New castle

To do an unnecessary job

134

A man of straw

A man of no substance

135

To take heart

To become hopeful

136

To play to the gallery

Try to get appreciation from least intelligent people

137

In a jiffy

In a moment

138

To take with a grain of salt

To take with some reservation

139

To stand to one's guns

To persevere when hardships press

140

To lose one's head

To become confused and over excited

141

To keep the wolf away from the door

To keep away from extreme poverty





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Idiom & Phrases   | List of some important Idiom & Phrases part-6 | Best collection of Idiom & Phrases | Idiom & Phrases asked in previous year recruitment exams 

List of some important Idiom & Phrases which is asked in the previous year exams. this is very important for bank exams ,railway exams, po , ssc, cgl and many recruitment exams

Idiom & Phrases part-6

96

To burn the candle at both ends

To overtax one's energies

97

To draw the long bone

To exaggerate

98

To keep a good table

To entertain guests sumptuously

99

To put one's cards on the table

To conceal nothing

100

To let the bygones be bygones

To ignore the past

101

To lead one up the garden path

To deceive someone

102

To pay off old scores

To have one's revenge

103

To put heads together

To consult together

104

A hard nut to crack

A difficult problem to solve

105

Helter-skelter

In a state of disorder

106

By the sweat of one's brow

By hard labour

107

By hook or crook

By any means

108

A man of spirit

A courageous man

109

A man of letters

A scholar

110

Null and void

Invalid

111

To throw in the towel

To admit defeat

Idiom & Phrases   | List of some important Idiom & Phrases part-4 | Best collection of Idiom & Phrases | Idiom & Phrases asked in previous year recruitment exams 

List of some important Idiom & Phrases which is asked in the previous year exams. this is very important for bank exams ,railway exams, po , ssc, cgl and many recruitment exams

Idiom & Phrases part-4

48

To take the rough with the smooth

To accept unpleasant as well as pleasant things

49

To make a mountain of a molehill

To give great importance to trifles

50

To keep one's nose clean

To keep out of trouble

51

To have too many irons in the fire

To be engaged in too many enterprises simultaneously

52

To face the music

To face reprimand

53

To be a stake

In danger

54

To pay lip service

To show only outward respect

55

To eat a humble pie

To apologize humbly

56

A wild goose chase

Futile search

57

By lips and bounds

Rapidly

58

To end in fiasco

Completely  failure

59

The gift of the gab

A talent for speaking

60

To sail close to the wind

To take risk

61

Oily tongue

Flattery

62

To call a spade a spade

To be outspoken in language

63

To be a loggerhead

To differ strongly

64

To turn the corner

To pass the crisis

65

To fish in troubled waters

To take the advantage of troubled conditions for personal profit

66

To fight tooth and nail

To fight with strength and fury

67

To put one's foot down

Not to yield

68

To paint the town red

To have a lively time

69

To rule the roost

To domineer

70

To keep one's fingers crossed

To wait expectantly