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Face Idioms 1

Match these idioms with their definitions.

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to play it by eardon't make any definite plans
music to my earsgood news
to keep your eyes peeledpay attention / look for something
a sight for sore eyessomebody you are happy to see that you haven't seen for a long time
pay through the nosepay too high a price
to have an eye for somethingto have a sense for something
to keep your ears opento pay attention to what is being said
pay through the nosepay too high a price
to have your eyes pop out of your headto be extremely surprised
to leave a bad taste in your mouthto be upset about someone's actions
to have an ear for musicto be talented at music
shoot off one's mouthexpress one's opinions loudly
keep a stiff upper lipdon't show that you are upset
to be nosyto stick your nose in someone else's business
smell a ratfeel that something is wrong
go to the dogsbecome run-down
take a bull by the hornstake a decisive action in a difficult situation
let the cat out of the baginform beforehand
straight from the horse's mouthfrom a reliable source
get in someone's hairbother someone
pull someone's legfool someone
stick out one's necktake a risk
drive someone up a wallannoy someone greatly
sell someone down the riverbetray someone
spill the beansreveal a secret


Mrs. Naclerio's classes
Fleming Middle School
Lomita, CA

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