Straight From the Horse’s Mouth
Straight From the Horse’s Mouth = to hear information directly from the source being talked about or highest authority Origin: When people […]
Category: Phrasal Verbs
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The Straw That Broke the Camel’s Back
The Straw That Broke the Camel’s Back Sometimes shortened to “the last straw.” = the last bad thing (even a small, minor […]
Episode #27 America Divided
On this episode of the Evil English Podcast, I talk about the current state in America. Words have lost meaning – 2:13 The […]
Turn a Blind Eye
Turn a Blind Eye = pretend not to notice Ex: The management at the business “turned a blind eye” at bulling from […]
Cross the Line
Cross the Line = to overstep a boundary, rule, or limit; to go too far or do something unacceptable Ex: […]
Lighten Up
Lighten Up = be less serious, relax IMPORTANT NOTE: “Lighten up” can also mean to make a color lighter. Ex: This color […]
Stand Up For / To
Stand Up For/ To Stand Up For = to defend a person/ group or idea who is being criticized or attacked […]
Get the Hang of
Get the Hang of = to do something enough that you learned how to do it Ex: Learning how to drive […]
PC
PC = Politically Correct = used to describe language, actions, or policies that are intended not to offend or disadvantage any group […]
Listen & Learn: Jamiroquai
Jamiroquai is a band from London England The origin of the band name comes from the Native American tribe the Iroquois, and […]