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ANIMAL IDIOMS GALLERY
You’ll be surprised how animals have shaped the way we speak!
From loyalty to laziness, each animal idiom carries a piece of culture and humor.
👉 Click on the idioms below to find out what they really mean!
Flog a dead horse
Flog a dead horse
Fly on the wall
Fly on the wall
Have a bee in one's bonnet
Have a bee in one's bonnet
Have a frog in one's throat
Have a frog in one's throat
Have butterflies in one's stomach
Have butterflies in one's stomach
Hold one's horses
Hold one's horses
Kill two birds with one stone
Kill two birds with one stone
Let sleeping dogs lie
Let sleeping dogs lie
Let the cat out of the bag
Let the cat out of the bag
Not count one's chickens (before they're hatched)
Not count one's chickens (before they're hatched)
Play cat and mouse with somebody
Play cat and mouse with somebody
Put/ set the cat among the pigeons
Put/ set the cat among the pigeons
Smell a rat
Smell a rat
Take the bull by the horns
Take the bull by the horns
Talk the hind legs off a donkey
Talk the hind legs off a donkey
Until the cows come home
Until the cows come home
BOOST YOUR MEMORY WITH FUN GAMES
👉 Click on the games below to review what you’ve learned!
FLASHCARDS
FLASHCARDS
PAIR OR NO PAIR
PAIR OR NO PAIR
FLYING FRUITS
FLYING FRUITS
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