1. “All the tea in China” as in, “I wouldn’t date you for all the tea in China” meaning, no matter what is being offererd the person won’t do it.

2. “Kick the bucket” as in “My dog Joe kicked the bucket last night” or in other words, died.

3. “Over my head” as in, “These idioms are over my head.” meaning, to hard to understand.

I’ll toss another one at you.

4. “I’ll keep my fingers crossed” as in, “I’ll keep my fingers crossed you get the job tomorrow.” meaning, I will hope for the best for you …

at the drop of a hat – quickly, fast

put your foot in your mouth – say something stupid

at the end of the day – when something is done

at odds – disagreeing

add fuel to the fire- to make a problem worse

face the music- to accept the consequences of something

fair and square- completely fair, honestly

save (something) for a rainy day- to reserve something/money for the future

hand-to-mouth- have only enough money for basic living

Put a sock in it – be quiet.

i cant think of anymore at the minute.

“We’re in a real jam” We’re in trouble.

“It’s raining cats and dogs” The rain is falling very hard.

i’m on a ball-im doing well

its freezing out!-its cold

fit as a fiddle ……. healthy

let the cat out of the bag ….. revealed something