➠ IDIOMS - 6 Letters : Crossword Clue

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  • - Easy as pie and piece of cake for two
  • - 'Sell like hotcakes' and 'call it a day,' for example
  • - Hits the books and rings a bell
  • - "out of the blue" and "in the red"
  • - "Like herding cats" and "sick as a dog"
  • - "Toe the line" and "thumb a ride," for example: 2 wds.
  • - "It costs an arm and a leg" and "wait on someone hand and foot," for example
  • - Characteristic modes of expression
  • - Turns of phrase
  • - Make a scene and act up
  • - "Break a leg" and "running on empty"
  • - "Crack a joke" and "cut corners," e.g
  • - Manners of speaking
  • - Out to lunch and having a bite
  • - "Shake a leg" and "break a leg"
  • - See red, talk a blue streak, etc.
  • - Dialects of a region
  • - Clever turns of phrases
  • - Curry favor and crack a joke, e.g.
  • - Dialects
  • - Dialects of regions
  • - Regional dialects
  • - Pecularities of language.
  • - Figures of speech?
  • - "Break the ice" and "on thin ice," for two
  • - NO place for diplomacies when translating local expressions
  • - "on the wagon," "eating crow," et al.
  • - Everyday non-literal phrases, like "over the moon"
  • - Double-crossed and half-baked
  • - Lesson for an advanced language learner
  • - "Head over heels" and "hand over fist"
  • - Writer had visor and mask lifted now and again to deliver some vernacularisms
  • - nonliteral language features
  • - Common phrases
  • - Vernacular phrases
  • - Tough phrases for foreigners
  • - Some long crossword answers
  • - Local expressions
  • - Colloquialisms
  • - Colloquial sayings
  • - Figurative expressions
  • - Sayings with meanings not obvious from the words
  • - Linguistic expressions
  • - Nonliteral phrases
  • - Tough-to-translate phrases
  • - 'Tickled pink' and 'in the red'
  • - Tough phrases for new English speakers
  • - Often-used expressions
  • - They're not meant literally
  • - 'Chew the fat' and 'eat crow'
  • - Colorful phrases
  • - Potential trouble for Google Translate
  • - "Rat race" or "cash cow"
  • - "Seeing red" and "Going green"
  • - They're not literal
  • - Blue-collar and pink-slip
  • - Challenges for language learners
  • - "Eat crow" and "talk turkey"
  • - Everyday expressions
  • - Hot potatoes and cold fish?
  • - "Hands down" and "Talk turkey"
  • - "Hands down" and "eating crow," for two
  • - Language learner's challenges
  • - Translator's challenges
  • - "Elbow grease" and "head honcho"
  • - They're seldom taken literally
  • - They're not to be taken literally
  • - Cold feet and hot air
  • - They may be lost in translation
  • - They're hard to translate
  • - Subject in foreign language class
  • - "Hands down" and "cold feet"
  • - Language lesson
  • - Some dictionary entries
  • - Hurdles for language learners
  • - ESL students' challenges
  • - "Green thumb" and "bluenose"
  • - ESL bafflers
  • - "Hang your head" and "eating crow"
  • - Language quirks
  • - Speech mannerisms
  • - Locutions
  • - Eat crow and talk turkey, e.g.
  • - Distinct styles
  • - They trip up foreigners
  • - Characteristic styles
  • - Argots
  • - Conversational expressions.
  • - Set phrases.
  • - Expressions
  • - the bee's knees and the cat's meow
  • - I misdo translations due to language peculiarities
  • - Fixed expressions with figurative meaning
  • - Sayings
  • - Paid trio sums - half in each case are local sayings
  • - Expressions, phrases
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