Do you really have to be such a Friggin Idiom!?!??!

[Asmajol]

An idiom is a phrase whose meaning cannot be determined by the literal definition of the phrase itself, but refers instead to a figurative meaning that is known only through common use


Find the meaning of the Previous Posters Idiom
And then State an Idiom for the next poster to figure out

"Air your Dirty Laundry in Public"

[wyo_rose]

bring out your personal problems for all to see

"Head over Heels"

[Asmajol]

MAd Crazy in Love

"Bee in YOur Bonnet"

[steelemagnolia63]

Bee in YOur Bonnet" = angry about something

"Good for the goose good for the gander"

[2lineCarrandMorgan]

"Good for the goose good for the gander" = good for the female good for the male

the pot cant call the kettle black

[windanncer]

the pot cant call the kettle black = can't accuse someone of faults similar to those you've committed. (did I say that right?)

If the shoe fits, wear it.

[steelemagnolia63]

If the shoe fits, wear it. = if you are that way accept it and move on...

in for a penny in for a pound.....

[windanncer]

in for a penny in for a pound..... = if you are participating in something a little, you might as well be go for the whole thing

like the cat that ate the canary

[Asmajol]

CAt that ate the CAnary

Being a bit up on yourself, Smug
All that and a bag of chips and an apple and soda


A Cock and Bull Story

[windanncer]

A true story with some not-so-true bits added


Don't count your chickens before they hatch

[2lineCarrandMorgan]

wait dont be in a hurry

ie; don't spend until your sure

dirt poor

[windanncer]

dirt poor - about as poor as you can be; all you have is dirt.

Getting the cart before the horse