Idioms and phrases starting from B with their meanings.
Idioms and Phrase |
Meaning |
Bend your ears |
To talk to someone for a very long time about something boring |
Blue blood |
Belonging to high social class |
Black and white |
In writing |
Blow hot and cold |
Having no stand, showing favour at one time and unfavour at mother |
Be tailor made |
To be completely suitable for someone |
Body and soul |
Entirely |
By hook or by crook |
By any means |
Black and blue |
To beat mercilessly |
Break the ice |
To make more comfort or relaxed with a person whom you have not met earlier, to break the silence |
Beat the drum |
To speak eagerly about something you support |
Back the wrong horse |
To support someone weak |
Be in seventh heaven |
Extremely happy |
Bag of nerves |
Very worried or nervous |
Be on the edge |
To be nervous or worried about something |
Ball is in your court |
Your turn to do something |
Bare your heart |
Tell someone your personal and private feelings |
Barefaced liar |
Someone who displays no shame about lying even if they are exposed |
Barrel of laughs |
They are always joking and you find them funny |
Battle of nerves |
A battle of nerves is a situation where neither side in a conflict or dispute is willing to back down and is waiting for the other side to weaken |
Behind closed doors |
Done in secret |
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