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Hat Trick idiom	Hard feelings idiom	Have a dog idiom
Have your cake idiom	Have an axe to grind idiom	Have your hands full idiom
His elevator doesn't stop idiom	Hit the hay idiom	Hit the sack idiom
In over your head idiom	In the black Idiom	In the red idiom
In your face idiom	It came like a bolt idiom	Juggling picked onions idiom
Jump the gun idiom	Jump to conclusion idiom	Junk mail idiom
Keep an eye out for idiom	Keep your chin up idiom	Keep your fingers crossed idiom
Keep your nose idiom	Keep a stiff upper lip idiom	Kick the bucket idiom
Killing two birds idiom	Know something inside out idiom	Knee jerk reaction idiom
Knock on wood idiom	Know the ropes idiom	Know which way the wind blows
Last straw Idiom	Loan shark idiom	Lend someone a hand idiom
Leave well enough alone idiom	Let sleeping dogs lie idiom	Live from hand to mouth idiom
Level playing field idiom	Lose your rag idiom	Mad As A Hatter idiom
Make no bones about idiom	Make a mountain idiom	Make up your mind idiom
Mumbo Jumbo idiom		Mum's the word idiom

English & American Idiom Dictionary

Examples of the English and American Idiom are fascinating and play a major part in the non-standard speech or dialect that is natural to the English and Americans. In fact a "Double Whammy" of the common & rare idiom! Many of the actual origins and meanings of the Idiom have been lost in time.

But the definitions of the above examples of the English American Idiom have been explained. The dictionary of the English and American Idiom, together with their meanings, make interesting reading containing facts and information about each individual idiom! We believe that this site provides the "Full Monty" in terms of the American and English idiom in the examples we have provided!

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