This document contains definitions for 30 common English idioms, including their meanings and example sentences. Some idioms defined are "bark up the wrong tree", "cat got your tongue", "easy as pie", "fair-weather friend", "get this show on the road", and "leave no stone unturned". The idioms cover a wide range of topics from being easily frightened to making trouble to showing one's emotions openly. All definitions and examples are sourced from the Scholastic Dictionary of Idioms copyright 1996.