Category: Idiom of the Day

A party thrown to commemorate when someone leaves an apartment, flat, or house. Watch the video

To be pursued, chased, badgered, or pestered (by someone or something), especially persistently or relentlessly. Watch the video

A piece of advice or information that is timely and helpful, especially if acted upon quickly. Watch the video

A continuous period of great success, luck, or fortune; a winning streak. Watch the video

The act or practice of sharing desks or workstations between employees in an office so as to cut down on the amount of office space required. Watch the video

To negotiate, trade, or bargain in a shrewd, judicious manner. Primarily heard in US. Watch the video

To be or feel obliged to do something because it is morally correct or required by one’s sense of duty or integrity, even if one does not desire to do so. Primarily heard in US. Watch the video

Smooth, soothing, and sweet in voice, especially in a persuasive or seductive manner or intent. Watch the video

A list or collection of tasks or jobs one has been requested to perform or undertake, especially household duties or jobs, given to a person by their spouse or romantic partner. Watch the video

Honestly; truly; genuinely. An expression used to emphasize the veracity of one’s statement, “Pete” here is a substitution of the word “God,” so as to avoid potential blasphemy. Watch the video