Idioms by country, tribe, language, meaning, and translation.

English - United States

out of pocket

out of pocket

Unavailable or having paid personally.

Open idiom

English - United States

out of sorts

out of sorts

Slightly unwell, upset, or not normal.

Open idiom

English - United States

over a barrel

over a barrel

In a helpless position where someone else has control.

Open idiom

English - United States

over your head

over your head

Too difficult to understand or beyond your authority.

Open idiom

English - United States

pace yourself

pace yourself

Control effort so you can continue for longer.

Open idiom

English - United States

pack a punch

pack a punch

Have a strong effect despite size or simplicity.

Open idiom

English - United States

paint the town red

paint the town red

Go out and celebrate energetically.

Open idiom

English - United States

part and parcel

part and parcel

An essential part of something.

Open idiom

English - United States

pass muster

pass muster

Meet the required standard.

Open idiom

English - United States

pay lip service

pay lip service

Say you support something without acting on it.

Open idiom

English - United States

pick someone's brains

pick someone's brains

Ask someone for knowledge or advice.

Open idiom

English - United States

pick up the pieces

pick up the pieces

Recover and rebuild after a problem.

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English - United States

picture perfect

picture perfect

Exactly right in appearance or condition.

Open idiom

English - United States

pie in the sky

pie in the sky

An unrealistic hope or promise.

Open idiom

English - United States

pin down

pin down

Identify, define, or make someone commit clearly.

Open idiom

English - United States

pinch pennies

pinch pennies

Spend as little money as possible.

Open idiom

English - United States

pipe dream

pipe dream

An unrealistic plan or hope.

Open idiom

English - United States

plain as day

plain as day

Very clear or obvious.

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