Category: Idiom of the Day

To quash or suppress something; to control something so as to keep it from flourishing, increasing, or succeeding. Watch the video

To be able to understand something clearly and comprehensively; to keep the details of something clear in one’s mind. Watch the video

To keep someone informed about and/or involved in something, such as a plan or project, especially that which involves or pertains to a specific group. Watch the video

Extremely accurate; very well placed or perfectly judged. (Used especially of maneuvers, moves, or shots in sport.) Primarily heard in UK. Watch the video

In a state of senility or mental decline due to old age. Watch the video

To have a good chance or high probability of doing or accomplishing something. Primarily heard in UK. Watch the video

Due to something; because of something; by reason of something. Watch the video

Extremely busy; deeply involved or engrossed (in or with something). Watch the video

If a very improbable outcome turns out to be the case. Watch the video

In the countryside, especially in a rustic or particularly unsophisticated area. Watch the video