2. Idioms By. Lauren,Darren,John

3. IdiomMeaning Born Yesterday Don’t have skills Feels like a millionFeels like there's a lot of something Just what the doctor ordered Something that made you better Hold your horsesWait

4. IdiomMeaning Piece of cakeeasy Slap on the wristBarely got punished Get up on the wrong side of the bed Grumpy Go the extra mileTry your hardest

5. IdiomMeaning Cat has your tongue Can’t talk Going bananas Going crazy Bury the hatchet Work together Dime a dozen A lot of something

6. Idioms Steve Marvin Jacob Wilson Victoria Fuller

7. IdiomMeaning The ball is in your courtSome thing is in your favor Don’t steal my thunderTake away popularity Water under the bridgeIf don't someone is in charge of you, you get power over the When it rains it pours.It means when it rains hard

8. Idiom Meaning Don’t judge a book by its cover.Don’t judge someone by the way they look but by their personality. You cant take it with you.Something you want to take with you to heaven but you can’t. Variety is the spice of life.Everybody is not the same. Till the cows come home.When the cows come home they give milk.

9. IdiomMeaning Spitting imageIt means you look the same as someone Pulling your legIt means that you are joking with someone On the same pageIt means that you are following along with your group Never bite the hand that feeds youIt means that you should never be mean to somebody that comes for you and looks out for you

10. Group 3 idioms.  Alberto Salazar, Matthew Palmerino, Caitlyn McNichol

11. idiomsmeaning Out of the frying pan into the fireNot playing safe Nose to the grindstoneFeeling down On the pins and needlesnervures Fly off the handleMad

12. IdiomMeaning Toot your own hornTo put yourself up Pie in the skyHaving high hopes Head in the sandIgnoring something Lay down the lawTo be strict; set the rules

13. Idioms meaning Catch a coldGet sick. See eye to eyeSeeing something from the same point of view Under the weatherFeeling sad or mad Stuffed in the gillsFull of good;

14. Idioms  Jeremy Ian Gregory, Connor Geary, Belle Douglas

15. IdiomMeaning Let the cat out of the bag A secret out On the fenceNot sure about something Over the topExtra ordinary Level the playing field Make fair

16. IdiomMeaning Go out on a limbIt is unusual, it doesn’t happen often Hit the booksTo go read a book; study hard Hold your horsesIt is to wait; to calm down Last but not leastYou may have finished last but your not the worst

17. IdiomMeaning Out of the BlueUnexpected; Out of no where. Pass the BuckIf you don’t want to do it, you give it someone to take care of the problems. Rome was not Built in a Day Be Patient Smell a RatYou are suspicious

18. Peter Schultz, peter Ogden, Jane Failla

19. IdiomMeaning All bark and no biteAll talk and no work All in the same boatWe are all doing the same thing Axe to grindDeal with the problem Apple of my eyeThe favorite, something that you adore

20. IdiomMeaning Method to my madnessin the end,it will all makes sense. Let sleeping dogs lieDo not disturb or you will regret it Icing on a cakeThat’s too easy Hit the nail on the headYou got it exactly right

21. IdiomMeaning A bird in hand is worth two in the bush. One thing that you posses can be better than another. A blessing in disguise.Its to good to be true. A drop in the bucket.1 in a million. A taste of your own medicine. See how you like it.