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List of English Language Idioms and Phrases which starting with a
a bad break
a bad hair day
a bad workman always blames his tools
a bag or bundle of nerves
a bed of roses
a big ask
a big head
a bigger bang for your buck
a bird in the hand
a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
a bit much
a bite at the cherry
a bite to eat
a blessing in disguise
a blind alley
a bolt from the blue
a breath of fresh air
a bull and cow
a bunch of fives
a burnt child dreads the fire
a busy bee
a cat may look at a king
a cat nap
a chain is only as strong as its weakest link
a chip on your shoulder
a cinch
a clever dick
a cut above
a damp squib
a diamond in the rough
a dime a dozen
a drop in the ocean
a drowning man will clutch at a straw
a fast (or quick) buck
a fish out of water
a fly in the ointment
a fly on the wall
a fool and his money are easily parted
a friend in need is a friend indeed
a golden key can open any door
a good man is hard to find
a hard nut to crack
a heads-up
a house divided against itself cannot stand
a house of cards
a leg up
a leopard can’t change his spots
a little bird told me
a little knowledge is a dangerous thing
a little of what you fancy does you good
a long shot
a lot on my plate
a miss is as good as a mile
a needle in a haystack
a nod is as good as a wink
a pain in the neck
a penny for your thoughts
a penny saved is a penny earned
a perfect storm
a picture is worth 1000 words
a picture is worth a thousand words
a piece of cake
a pig in a poke
a place for everything and everything in its place
a ray of sunshine
a red rag to a bull
a rolling stone gathers no moss
a rough diamond
a sacred cow
a sharp tongue
a sight for sore eyes
a sitting duck
a smooth sea never made a skilled sailor
a stitch in time saves nine
a taste of your own medicine
a test tot test
a trip to the sun
a voice crying in the wilderness
a watched pot never boils
a wet blanket
a whale of
a whole new ball game
a whole raft of
a window of opportunity
a wolf in sheep’s clothing
above board
absence makes the heart grow fonder
accidentally on purpose
across the pond
act of God
actions speak louder than words
add fuel to the fire
add fuel to the flames
add insult to injury
after blood
aftermath
against the clock
against the grain
ages
ahead of the curve
ain’t my first rodeo
all Greek to me
all at sea
all bark and no bite
all day long
all ears
all good things must come to an end
all hands on deck
all hell will let loose
all in a day’s work
all is fair in love and war
all roads lead to Rome
all set
all singing, all dancing
all that glitters is not gold
all the best
all the colours of the rainbow
all the rage
all up
alley cat
an early bird
an item
an open book
and so on
anything but
apple pie order
apple polisher
apples to apples
apples to oranges
arrive in a body
as a result
as an aside
as bald as a coot
as bold as brass
as broad as long
as busy as a bee
as calm as a toad in the sun
as cool as a cucumber
as different as chalk and cheese
as easy as pie
as for
as good as gold
as high as a kite
as long as
as mad as a hatter
as nice as ninepence
as simple as that
as soon as
as the crow flies
as to
as well
as well as
ask out
at a discount
at bay
at bottom
at cross purposes
at daggers drawn
at death’s door
at odds
at sea
at sixes and sevens
at stake
at the drop of a dime
at the drop of a hat
at the same time
IDIOM
definition
Common phrase that has a specific meaning.