Do you know someone with two left feet?
🦶🏾 Idiom – Two left feet 🦶🏾
Meaning – To be clumsy or awkward with your feet. This idiom often refers to awkward dancers.
Look at Scott dance! He’s very confident but sadly he has two left feet!
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Which animal idioms do you know?
🦋 Butterflies in my stomach - Nervous
🐴 I could eat a horse - Very hungry
🐵 Monkey around - Be silly
🐱 Let the cat out of the bag - Reveal a secret
🐜 Ants in my pants - Nervous or excited
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OED Word of the Day: othering, n. The perception or representation of a person or group of people as fundamentally alien from another, frequently more powerful, group (image by @imogenfoxell) https://t.co/mPZfsTjW1b
The best thing about @realDonaldTrump cancelling his trip to a US cemetery because of rain is that we can guarantee that he will never come to Manchester.
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The White House Press Secretary has shared a video of the Jim Acosta altercation that many believe was doctored.
We take you through it frame by frame.
When used as a verb, gaslighting means causing (a person) to doubt his or her sanity through the use of psychological manipulation. #NoReally#ThisIsReallyTheDefinition
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Coming-up for @BBCCiN@trowie will be walking a half marathon between BBC Children in Need projects in the @BBCRadioManc area. Here's where he's going on Thursday 15th Nov
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Idiom – See eye to eye
Meaning – To agree with someone about something – or in general. To see eye to eye is used when people completely agree with each other.
I don't see eye to eye with Steve because he voted for Brexit!
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Idiom: pave the way for 🛣️
= to make it easier for something to happen or for someone to do something
The discovery paves the way for the development of effective new treatments.
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British English Slang - Kerfuffle
Meaning – A noisy argument or commotion. This expression can be used to describe a fuss about something unimportant.
Why are they making such a fuss over a parking space? Such a kerfuffle over nothing!
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