to pull some one's leg = to tease, to joke
not have a leg to stand on = don't have any proof / support
on one's last legs = the last phase before collapse/ death
to foot the bill = to pay the expenses --- it is on me
cost me an arm and leg = cost too expensive
get down to the business = start working
going dutch = sharing the price of dinner
stand on your own two feet = be independent/ responsible for your own life
put one's foot down = to take a firm stand/ no more allowed
put your foot on your mouth = to say something embarrassing
put yourself in my shoes = doing empathy
make one's mouth water = to stimulate the appetite
break a leg = good luck
knock on wood = luck enough
melt in your mouth = really delicious
see eye to eye = to agree completely
to die for = really delicious
to pull the wool over someone's eyes = to deceive/ trick someone
butterflies in your stomach = nervous
start off on the wrong foot = start very badly/ bad experiences at the beginning
over one's head = too difficult to understand
lose one's head = to loose control
out of hand = out of control
lend a hand = to provide assistance
hold one's tonque = to keep quiet
Wet behind the ears = to have very little experience
slap in the face = to insult
elbow room = too crowded, no space to move
all ears = willing to listen
cross my fingers = wish for good luck
on the nose = exactly correct
don't cry over spilled milk = don't worry about something that already happened
the cream of the crop = the best people
green with envy = jealous
feeling blue = feeling sad
yellow = coward
red = anger
in the black = make money
rosy = favorable, bright -- future look rosy
in black and white = very clear, in a very simple way
golden = vwonderful, priceless, valuable
in the pink = in good health
pink eye = infected
out of the blue = unexpected
white lie = not serious
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