2. A form of expression natural to a language, person, or group of people

3. Wisconsin  whoopensucker- it refers to anything extraordinary of its kind. Meaning something is wonderful or unique. Oklahoma  Larruping- when a food is yummy or scrumptious. “That’s so larruping good” Georgia  Burk- describes vomiting and/or farting Alaska  Mug-up- coffee break

4. (Armenian)“Stop ironing my head!”= Stop annoying me! (Cheyenne) “The turtle is shrouded.”= It’s foggy. (Czech) “ To walk around hot porridge.”= To beat around the bush. (Dutch) “I sweat carrots!”= I’m sweating like a pig! (Esperanto) “As clear as soapy water.”= Crystal clear (France) “To have long teeth.”= To be ambitious

5. (Germany) “I know it like my waistcoat pocket.”= I know it like the back of my hand. (Ireland) “She’s like a jackdaw among peacocks.”= She’s like a fish out of water. (Mongolian) “God bless you and may your mustache grow like a brushwood.”= Bless you. (Russia) “To hang noodles on one’s ear.”= To tell lies. (Spain) “I’m eating my head.”= I’m trying to think/ figure it out. (Tibetan) “To put up a beer tent.”= To get married