| A | B |
|---|
| pull someone's leg | to joke about something or exaggerate |
| not have a leg to stand on | to not have proof or support for an idea or a decision |
| on one's last legs | in the last phase of death or collapse |
| foot the bill | pay the expenses |
| stand on one's own two feet | to be independent or responsible for one's own life |
| put one's foot down | to take a firm stand |
| put one's foot in one's mouth | to say something embarrassing |
| make one's mouth water | to stimulate the appetite |
| melt in one's mouth | to taste very good |
| see eye to eye | to agree completely |
| pull the wool over someone's eyes | to deceive or trick someone |
| butterflies in one's stomach | a feeling of nervousness |
| over one's head | too difficult to understand |
| lose one's head | to lose control |
| out of hand | out of control |
| lend a hand | provide assistance |
| one's heart is not in (something) | one is not interested in or enthusiastic about (something) |
| by heart | so that it is memorized |
| slap in the face | an insult |
| elbow room | space to move around |
| hold one's tongue | to keep quiet |
| wet behind the ears | having very little experience |
| all ears | willing to listen carefully |
| cross one's fingers | to wish for good luck or success |
| on the nose | exact |
