Idioms beginning with C

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cheat sheet

Meaning: a cheat sheet is a sheet containing information

Example: John got caught using a cheat sheet during the test, he will be receiving a failing grade and will be in detention for the next three months. Read more ➺


carry on

Meaning: to continue with something

Example: After the huge earthquake the children are still carrying on with their shock. Read more ➺


cat got your tongue

Meaning: used to refer a time when someone has nothing to say

Example: Speak up boy or cat got your tongue? Read more ➺


chill to the marrow

Meaning: to be very cold

Example: The movie gave me a chill to the marrow. I am not recommending it to anyone. It is horrible. Read more ➺


cold hearted

Meaning: very cruel, unkind person

Example: Don't be so cold hearted, forgive them and speak with your children. Read more ➺


come down with

Meaning: to have (usually a disease)

Example: The Joshi's have all come down with the flu, so none of them will be able to attend your wedding. Read more ➺


concern with

Meaning: to be busy with something

Example: The company has no concern with how he keeps up after he has resigned. Read more ➺


chill to the bone

Meaning: to get frightened or scare somebody

Example: The movie they played on cable last night gave me a chill to the bone. I will not be watching a night time movie any time soon. Read more ➺


come across

Meaning: to meet someone

Example: The men had never come across a failure and hence did not know how to deal with it. Read more ➺


come what may

Meaning: anything happens; whatever come about

Example: The girl has decided to marry him come what may. She will proceed even if her entire family is against her decision. Read more ➺


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