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20 Idioms for Stupidity and Foolishness (With Meanings and Examples)

An idiom is a phrase where the meaning isn’t literal; it’s a shortcut people use to make language more interesting, […]

Whether it’s sung at the start of a baseball game, printed on parade banners, or front and center on patriotic

Have you ever said “time is money”? If so, you just made a comparison between two unrelated things using a

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Everyone wants to be happy. A positive attitude can do wonders for your health and self-esteem. It can also help

Quick Definition TL;DR: To bite the bullet means to do something difficult, unpleasant, or painful that you cannot avoid. It

Love shapes the world – and the words we use to describe it matter. If you’re a teacher planning a

Starting the new academic year can feel both exciting and overwhelming. If you’re a teacher looking for a day-one ice-breaker

If you’ve seen the movie “Rocky,” you’ve likely heard the inspiring song “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor played over

Have you ever asked about the price of something only to be told that it “costs an arm and a