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Lockdown Idiom: Time heals all wounds| Meaning| Example sentences

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Lockdown Idiom: (only) time will tell | Meaning | Example sentences
   • Lockdown Idiom: (only) time will tell | Me...  
Lockdown Idiom: To twiddle your thumbs| Meaning| Example scenes
   • Lockdown Idiom: To twiddle your thumbs| Me...  
Lockdown Idiom: To be at the loose end | Meaning | Example Sentences
   • Lockdown Idiom: To be at the loose end | M...  
Lockdown Idiom: To be climbing the walls | Meaning | Example Scenes
   • Lockdown Idiom: To be climbing the walls |...  
Lockdown Idiom: To put your feet up | Meaning | Example Sentences
   • Lockdown Idiom: To put your feet up | Mean...  
Lockdown Idiom: (to be) at your wit's end | Meaning | Animated Example Scenes
   • Lockdown Idiom: (to be) at your wit's end ...  
Idiom : Draw the line ( Lakshman Rekha) | adapted from ancient Hindu Epic | Ramayan | meaning and example sentences on idiom
   • Idiom : DRAW THE LINE ( Lakshman Rekha) | ...  
Idiom: At the end of your rope | based on Lockdown
   • Idiom: At the end of your rope | based on ...  
Noah's Ark | The First Lockdown on Earth | English Phrase
   • Noah's Ark | The First Lockdown on Earth |...  
English Expression | Struck By Cupid's Arrow | Love story
   • English Expression | Struck By Cupid's Arr...  
English Expression/ Proverb: Traitors must expect treachery | The Ass, the Fox and the Lion
   • English Expression/ Proverb: Traitors must...  
Pandora's Box: An idiom adapted from Greek mythology
   • Pandora's Box: An idiom adapted from Greek...  

Proverb: Necessity is the mother of invention
   • Proverb: Necessity is the mother of invention  

A blessing in disguise, idiom based on Corona Virus
   • A blessing in disguise, idiom based on Cor...  

THINK BEFORE YOU ACT
   • Proverb: Think before you act  

Idiom: To thank your lucky stars
   • Idiom: To thank your lucky stars  

Proverb: Equals make the best friends
   • Proverb: Equals make the best friends  

ONE PERSON'S MEAT IS ANOTHER'S POISON.
   • Proverb: One person's meat is another's po...  

UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL
   • Proverb: United we stand, divided we fall  

HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY
   • Proverb: Honesty is the best policy, adapt...  

NURTURE A SNAKE IN ( ONE'S) BOSOM
   • Idiom: Nurture a snake in (one's) bosom  

LOVE HANDLES
   • Idiom: Love handles  

TO THE MOON AND BACK
   • Idiom: To the moon and back  

CAT GOT YOUR TONGUE
   • Idiom: Cat got your tongue  

LARGER THAN LIFE
   • Idiom: Larger than life  

ONCE IN A BLUE MOON
   • Idiom: Once in a blue moon  

IT'S RAINING CATS AND DOGS
   • Idiom: It's raining cats and dogs  

A SLIP OF TONGUE
   • Idiom: A slip of tongue  

TO BARK UP THE WRONG TREE
   • Idiom: To bark up the wrong tree  

CHEW THE FAT
   • Idiom: Chew the fat  

TO BITE THE BULLET
   • Idiom: To bite the bullet  

TO BREAK THE ICE
   • Idiom: To break the ice  

AS MAD AS A HATTER
   • Idiom: (To be) (as) mad as a hatter  

WOLF IN A SHEEP'S CLOTHING
   • Idiom: Wolf in sheep's clothing  

TO HIT BELOW THE BELT
   • Idiom: To hit below the belt  

MAKE ONE'S MARK
   • Idiom: Make one's mark  

CASTLES IN AIR
   • Idiom: Castles in the air  

TO KEEP AT ARM'S LENGTH
   • Idiom: To keep at arm's length  

BED OF ROSES
   • Idiom: Bed of roses  

TO SMELL A RAT
   • Idiom: To smell a rat  

FROSTING ON THE CAKE
   • Idiom: Frosting on the cake  

TO WEAR YOUR HEART ON YOUR SLEEVE(S)
   • Idiom: To wear your heart on your sleeve(s)  

TO LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG
   • Idiom: To let the cat out of the bag  

TO SLEEP LIKE A LOG
   • Idiom: To sleep like a log  

CROCODILE TEARS
   • Idiom: Crocodile Tears  

JACK OF ALL TRADE
   • Idiom: Jack of all trade  

A COLD FISH
   • Idiom : A cold fish  

ON PINS AND NEEDLES
   • Idiom: On pins and needles  

SKELETON IN THE CLOSET
   • Idiom: Skeleton(s) In The Closet  

CAN OF WORMS
   • Idiom: Can Of Worms  

TO SEPARATE THE SHEEP FROM THE GOATS
   • Idiom:  To Separate The Sheep From The Goats  

A SMART COOKIE
   • Idiom : A Smart Cookie  

TO READ IN BETWEEN THE LINES
   • Idiom: To read between the lines  

TO GET ON SOMEONE'S HAIR
   • Idiom : To get on someone's hair  

TO ROB SOMEONE BLIND
   • Idiom: Rob Someone Blind  

WITH A HEAVY HEART
   • Idiom: Heavy Heart  

SALT OF THE EARTH
   • Idiom : Salt of the Earth  

BURY THE HATCHET
   • Idiom : Bury the hatchet  

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