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Idioms are phrases.  The meanings of these phrases are different from the meanings of the individual words in the phrases. Idioms make everyday language more colorful! Click on George to continue.
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Raining cats and dogs To rain very heavily Having too many pets
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Let the cat out of the bag Tell something that is supposed to be a secret Lose your pet cat
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Open a can of worms Do something that will cause problems To go fishing
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Hold your horses Wait To be in charge
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In the doghouse In trouble A dog in his crate
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Eat like a bird Eat very little Eat without using a knife and fork
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Copycat A person who copies someone else’s work A copy machine
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Cat nap A short nap To steal a cat
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Top dog The most important person The best tasting hot dog
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Book worm Someone who loves to read Someone who writes books
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