Put a sock in it
Used to tell people to be quiet. (impolite) Put a sock on it. I'm trying to get some sleep here.
Everything but the kitchen sink
Everything we can think of. When he went to Paris, he took everything but the kitchen sink.
Pig out
To eat a lot and quickly. My brother loves to pig out on ice cream.
Cast iron stomach
Having no problem eating or drinking everything, although it might be of a bad quality. If I didn't have a cast-iron stomach, I couldn't eat... Read more →
Drink like a fish
To drink alcohol heavily. Her father drinks like a fish and makes her feel so embarrassed.
To have Van Gogh’s ear for music
Van Gogh, the famous painter, while having mental problems, cut his own ear. If you say this idiom to somebody, it means they sing off key. Ha!... Read more →
Use your loaf
Loaf refers to head. Used to tell someone in a kind of angry way that they should think more carefully about their actions. The printer doesn't... Read more →
When pigs fly
Used when something is never going to happen. - Dad, can I go to my graduation party this weekend? - Yeah, when pigs fly.
Finger licking good
Very delicios/tasty. My bestie makes the best lasagna in the world. It's finger licking good.
Twenty-four/seven
Every moment of the day. We are making lots of money recently. Now our shop is open 24/7 and this is the best decision we could take.