Idiom Showdown: Battle It Out for the Title!
Welcome to the Idiom Showdown quiz! Ready to prove your idiom smarts? Let’s get started!
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Welcome to the Idiom Showdown quiz!
This challenging quiz will test your knowledge of idiomatic expressions, their meanings, and origins. Each question is designed to challenge even the most knowledgeable language buffs.
Ready to prove your idiom smarts? Let’s get started!
🗣️ What does the idiom "hit the roof" mean?
To become very angryTo repair a houseTo climb upTo jump high🗣️ What does the idiom "spill the tea" mean?
To make a messTo serve teaTo gossipTo stay silent🗣️ What does the idiom "be in hot water" mean?
To be in troubleTo be very hotTo take a bathTo be cooking🗣️ What does the idiom "have a bone to pick" mean?
To collect bonesTo choose a mealTo find somethingTo have a dispute🗣️ What does the idiom "pull the wool over someone's eyes" mean?
To make someone laughTo deceive someoneTo keep someone warmTo surprise someone🗣️ What does the idiom "skeletons in the closet" mean?
A scary storyOld clothesHalloween decorationsHidden secrets🗣️ What does the idiom "throw down the gauntlet" mean?
To surrenderTo issue a challengeTo drop somethingTo lose a game🗣️ What does the idiom "walking on air" mean?
Feeling extremely happyBalancing wellFeeling nervousWalking carefully🗣️ What does the idiom "put a sock in it" mean?
To be quiet or stop talkingTo fix a sockTo hide somethingTo start a project🗣️ What does the idiom "cool as a cucumber" mean?
Very surprisedVery coldVery freshVery calm and composed🗣️ What does the idiom "drop the ball" mean?
To lose focusTo start overTo quit a gameTo make a mistake🗣️ What does the idiom "burn your bridges" mean?
To create new pathsTo fix something oldTo take a riskTo destroy relationships🗣️ What does the idiom "hit the ground running" mean?
To fall downTo run fastTo stop suddenlyTo start something energetically🗣️ What does the idiom "jump on the bandwagon" mean?
To play an instrumentTo get off a wagonTo follow a trendTo start a business🗣️ What does the idiom "no dice" mean?
No gambling allowedNo funNo problemNo chance of success🗣️ What does the idiom "the ball is in your court" mean?
You've lost controlYou're in troubleIt's your decision nowYou're playing a game🗣️ What does the idiom "put the cart before the horse" mean?
To hurry upTo do things in the wrong orderTo be carefulTo work hard🗣️ What does the idiom "take with a grain of salt" mean?
To spice up a conversationTo ignore somethingTo enjoy something fullyTo be skeptical🗣️ What does the idiom "the best of both worlds" mean?
Being indecisiveLiving in two placesHaving all the advantagesMaking a compromise🗣️ What does the idiom "let bygones be bygones" mean?
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