Idioms Ipsum

A tightwad be on the road burn the midnight oil bushed catch one's eye down in the dumps get going get it in stock jump all over someone rain cats and dogs what's up. A know-it-all a snap a tightwad a yes-man be up and running bug by one's self catch one's eye cost an arm and a leg elbow grease get one's wires crossed go with the flow had better have one's hands full have something down pat in the red in time jump to conclusion let sleeping dogs lie no way now and then on the dot on time sooner or later state of the art upside down was my face red you've got to be kidding yummy.

A quick study a snap be used to bent out of shape blow one's top can't make heads or tails of something cool elbow grease far-fetched hard feelings hit the sack inside out on time step on it take it easy zip your lip. A cinch a know-it-all ace as easy as pie be all ears beat beat one's brains out beats me bite off more than one can chew chow dicey don't count your chickens until they hatch elbow grease feel puny fender-bender had better hit the books in over one's head live from hand to mouth pull an all-nighter quite a few read someone's mind shoot the breeze tight-fisted two-faced upside down was my face red with bells on.

At the eleventh hour before long break someone's heart bushed can't make heads or tails of change one's mind couch potato dicey get up and go go with the flow had better hard feelings have one's hands full have something down pat jump all over someone over one's head pay the piper pretty pull an all-nighter rub someone the wrong way so-so sort of state of the art. Ace an egghead at the eleventh hour be all ears be broke bite off more than one can chew bug don't count your chickens until they hatch hassle head honcho in stock inside out jump the gun keep one's nose to the grindstone let-down on the dot pooped r and r there, there tight-fisted tricky wet behind the ears.