IDIOMS

A slip of the tongue: something said by mistakes

A snake in the grass: an enemy who keeps himself hidden

A stone throw: not far from somewhere

A sweet tooth: a strong liking for sweet food

A full order: a difficult task

A trip down memory lane: remembering the past

A wet blanket: someone who stops other from having fun

A flash in the pan: a onetime success

A heart to heart talk: a frank and open discussion

A man of his world: a man who does what he says he will do

Bad egg: a person who cannot be trusted

Bad shape: in bad condition or unfit

Bad blood: longstanding hatred between two parties

Back number: old copy of a magazine

Bar fly: a person who spend a lot of time drinking in different bars and pub

Bare faced liar: someone who is very good at lying

Bay at the moon: put in a lot of effort to do something point less or useless

Be a barrel of laughs: always cracking jokes

Be one self: be natural, relax

Carry a torch for: to be secretly in love with someone who does not love you

Catch (death): become very ill

Catch (eye): catch someone`s situation

Catch up on: get back to doing something you have been neglecting or are for  

                     behind on

Catch up with: when a crime, wrong doing etc: exposed revealed

Change (mind): to change a decision you have already made

Check in: register

Check on: attend to

Cheer up: get over sadness or disappointment

Come to light: to be revealed exposed

Day after day: everyday

Dead and buried: settled a long time ago and not remembered any longer

Dirty work: unpleasant or difficult work

Do a bunk: disappear or go away suddenly

Do a runner: leave a restaurant without paying

Do away with: get rid of

Double back: turn back from where you are going or have been

Done with: finished using something

Down to earth: practical and sensible

Eager beaver: someone who works enthusiastically

Easy as pie: very easy indeed

Easy come, easy go: said when no money

Easy on the eye: pleasant to look at

Eat like a bird: eatery little

Eat (one`s) words: to admit your mistakes

Eat (someone) alive: cause someone to suffer

Eat up: finished a meal

Elbow grease: hard work and effort

Elbow room: space to move around in