Question 1

What does the idiom 'full of beans' mean?

Accepted Answer

To be lively, energetic, or enthusiastic

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To plant and grow beans in a garden

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To have a plate full of beans

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To be satisfied by eating beans

Question 2

What does the idiom 'piece of cake' mean?

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Something that is very easy or simple

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A type of dessert made of flour, sugar, and eggs

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A piece of food that is difficult to eat

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A delicious meal made with various ingredients

Question 3

What does the idiom 'the icing on the cake' mean?

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Something that makes a good situation even better or more enjoyable

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A delicious snack made with various ingredients

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A sweet decoration made of sugar and butter

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A delicious topping for a dessert

Question 4

What does the idiom 'spill the beans' mean?

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To reveal a secret or give away confidential information

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To spread food on bread or crackers

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To accidentally drop food on the floor

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To cook a pot of beans

Question 5

What does the idiom 'bring home the bacon' mean?

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To earn a living or provide financial support for a family

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To cook bacon for a meal

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To bring home groceries

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To win a bacon-eating contest

Question 6

What does the idiom 'a piece of the pie' mean?

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To have a share or portion of something

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A delicious dessert made of crust and filling

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A small round object used in cooking

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A slice of a pizza or cake

Question 7

What does the idiom 'spill the tea' mean?

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To gossip or share juicy information

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To accidentally pour tea out of a cup

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To make a cup of tea

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To spill hot water while preparing tea

Question 8

What does the idiom 'in a nutshell' mean?

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To summarize something concisely or in a few words

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To use a nutshell as a serving dish

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To collect shells as a hobby

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To crack open a nutshell and eat the contents

Question 9

What does the idiom 'spice things up' mean?

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To add excitement or variety to a situation

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To cook with a variety of spices

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To make a spicy dish

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To bring a container of spices

Question 10

What does the idiom 'take it with a grain of salt' mean?

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To not completely believe or trust something

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To take a salt tasting challenge

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To carry a bag of salt

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To add salt to a dish while cooking

Question 11

What does the idiom 'butter someone up' mean?

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To flatter or compliment someone in order to gain favor.

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To avoid someone.

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To share butter with someone.

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To cover someone in butter.

Question 12

What does the idiom 'spill the milk' mean?

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To cry over something that can't be changed or undone.

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To buy a carton of milk.

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To accidentally spill a glass of milk.

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To drink a glass of milk.

Question 13

What does the idiom 'in a pickle' mean?

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To be in a difficult or complicated situation.

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To be eating a pickle.

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To be preserving pickles.

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To be avoiding pickles.

Question 14

What does the idiom 'the whole nine yards' mean?

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To give one's best effort or complete something in its entirety.

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To measure an object that is nine yards long.

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To share something with nine people.

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To wear nine yards of fabric.

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