Category: Idiom of the Day

To leave or escape (something). Watch the video

To become very angry, often quickly. Watch the video

A longing and/or pleading look, often in an attempt to get what one wants. Watch the video

Between dusk and daylight. Watch the video

Stylish, glamorous, and often wealthy people admired by others. Watch the video

Following or chasing someone or something. Watch the video

To have no strength or ability to get up. Often used when someone is sick or injured, but it can be used figuratively as well. Watch the video

Fun, funny, and pleasant. Often used sarcastically to indicate that someone is unpleasant or not enjoyable to be around. Watch the video

Hurt. Damaged (often from use or wear). Watch the video

Speed up. Go fast. This phrase came from the American rail industry, in which a train was nicknamed a “jack,” while “highball” meant to proceed. Watch the video