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English - United States

all bark and no bite

all bark and no bite

Someone who sounds threatening but does not act on it.

Open idiom

English - United States

all ears

all ears

Fully ready and eager to listen.

Open idiom

English - United States

all good things must come to an end

all good things must come to an end

Enjoyable experiences do not last forever.

Open idiom

English - United States

all in the same boat

all in the same boat

Facing the same problem or situation together.

Open idiom

English - United States

all set

all set

Ready or prepared.

Open idiom

English - United States

an arm and a leg

an arm and a leg

A very high cost.

Open idiom

English - United States

an uphill battle

an uphill battle

A difficult struggle that takes effort to win.

Open idiom

English - United States

apple of my eye

apple of my eye

A person who is deeply loved or valued.

Open idiom

English - United States

apples and oranges

apples and oranges

Two things that are too different to compare fairly.

Open idiom

English - United States

as right as rain

as right as rain

Healthy, correct, or working well again.

Open idiom

English - United States

at face value

at face value

Accepting something as it appears without deeper checking.

Open idiom

English - United States

at the drop of a hat

at the drop of a hat

Immediately and without delay.

Open idiom

English - United States

at the end of your rope

at the end of your rope

Having no patience, energy, or options left.

Open idiom

English - United States

at your wit's end

at your wit's end

Unable to think of what to do next.

Open idiom

English - United States

back against the wall

back against the wall

In a difficult position with limited choices.

Open idiom

English - United States

back to square one

back to square one

Returning to the beginning after a failed attempt.

Open idiom

English - United States

bad blood

bad blood

Long-lasting anger or hostility between people.

Open idiom

English - United States

barking up the wrong tree

barking up the wrong tree

Looking for the answer in the wrong place.

Open idiom