All Idioms

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burst at the seams

Meaning: to be filled up to the brim

Example: The meal was absolutely delicious but now I am bursting at the seams. Read more ➺


beg to differ

Meaning: to politely refuse something

Example: The argument was quite wonderful in his opinion but I beg to differ. I never enjoy political debates. Read more ➺


in the black

Meaning: to not be in debt

Example: The employees were in the black until the management wrapped up the entire business. Read more ➺


close the books

Meaning: set the ending to a concerned issue

Example: The accountant closed the books and that was the end of your 40 year old favourite sweet shop. Read more ➺


betwixt and between

Meaning: to be undecided about something

Example: The girl was betwixt and between which of her parents to choose during the divorce trial. Read more ➺


by the way

Meaning: incidentally

Example: I will not be going to the party. By the way, I do not like him too much. Read more ➺


break down

Meaning: to stop working

Example: His car broke down. Read more ➺


better off

Meaning: to shun someone or something away so that it becomes better than before

Example: The family is better off without this guy who respects nobody and thinks that he is the centre of the universe at all times. Read more ➺


buzz word

Meaning: a phrase that is used to describe a word or phrase that is popular in a group of people

Example: The college students these days have many buzz words that their parents do not understand. Read more ➺


build bridges

Meaning: to foster good relationships

Example: A non-governmental organization is engaged in building bridges between different communal groups in the city. Read more ➺


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