curiosity killed the cat
idiom
1 day later
a warning that asking too many questions about other people's business can lead to trouble
take a rain check
idiom
1 day later
to tell someone that you cannot accept an invitation now, but you would accept it at a later date or time; to postpone a plan
black sheep of the family
idiom
1 day later
to be different from and not approved by the other members of the group, usually used in the context of a family
water under the bridge
idiom
1 day later
problems encountered in the past that someone does not want to think or worry about anymore
bread and butter
idiom
1 day later
a job or activity that is a person, group, or company’s main source of income
pull the trigger
idiom
1 day later
to make a decisive move or action
off the hook
idiom
1 day later
allowed or able to avoid blame, responsibility, obligation, or difficulty
have bigger fish to fry
idiom
1 day later
to have something more important to do or attend to
nip something in the bud
idiom
1 day later
to stop, cease, or prevent something at the beginning or in an early phase before it becomes too difficult or unmanageable
the gloves are off
idiom
1 day later
when people start to fight or compete aggressively and without hesitation
move up in the world
idiom
1 day later
to be more successful or have a better situation in life
above your pay grade
idiom
1 day later
said to someone who does not have the knowledge, skill, authority or ability to decide on or deal with something
kick the bucket
idiom
1 day later
to die
food for thought
idiom
1 day later
an idea or a piece of information that’s worth thinking carefully about
I'll cross that bridge when I get to it
idiom
1 day later
to not discuss a problem immediately or to delay worrying about something
