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Idiom of the Day\n📚down in the dumps | down in the mouth\n✍🏾Meaning\nIf you\'re down in the dumps, or down in the mouth, you\'re feeling sad.\n❕For example\n🔺I\'ve been feeling down in the dumps ever since I lost my job.\n🔺What\'s wrong with Mandy? She\'s been looking a bit down in the mouth all day.\n━━━━━━━━━━━━━\n#Idiom_of_the_Day\n🌀@Englishoftheday

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⚡️Your guess is as good as mine\n🖊 used for emphasis when one doesn\'t know the answer to a question.\n🔮 "What\'s her problem?" "I have no idea. Your guess is as good as mine."\n▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬\n➠@PhrasalCards\n➠@SlangWords\n➠@IdiomsLand\n➠@Vocabulix\n➠@GrammarCards\n➠@EnglishGate\n➠@StoryPage

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Idiom of the Day\n📚drag your feet | drag your heels\n✍🏾Meaning\nIf you drag your feet, or drag your heels, you do something slowly because you don\'t really want to do it.\n❕For example\n🔺The government promised to provide universal health care, but now it\'s dragging its feet over the issue.\n🔺We expected the company to drag its heels when it came to paying compensation to the injured workers, but now it doesn\'t want to pay anything!\n━━━━━━━━━━━━━\n#Idiom_of_the_Day\n🌀@Englishoftheday

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Slang of the Day\n💠jugs\nAmerican English vulgar!!\n✍🏾Meaning\na woman\'s breasts\n❕For example\n🔺While we were walking past all the girls in their bikinis, Jo turned to me and whispered, "Look at all these beautiful jugs!"\n🔺We were in a bar watching some topless girls dancing on stage when Jo leaned over and said, "Those jugs can\'t be real. She must have silicon implants in them."\nVariety\nThis is typically used in American English but may be used in other varieties of English too.\n━━━━━━━━━━━━━\n#Slang_of_the_Day\n🌀@Englishoftheday

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Idiom of the Day\n📚dressed (up) to the nines\nINFORMAL\n✍🏾Meaning\nIf you are dressed to the nines, or dressed up to the nines, you are wearing very smart clothes for a special occasion.\n❕For example\n🔺Have you seen Harry? He\'s dressed to the nines and he looks amazing.\n🔺Everyone was dressed up to the nines for the Academy Awards, with the men in tuxedos and the women in evening gowns.\nOrigin: This phrase is derived from the earlier idiom "to the nines" which was used to indicate that something was of the highest standard. The earlier idiom only survives today as part of the phrase "dressed to the nines"\n━━━━━━━━━━━━━\n#Idiom_of_the_Day\n🌀@Englishoftheday

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Slang of the Day\n💠juicy\n✍🏾Meaning\nvery interesting in a scandalous or lurid way\n❕For example\n🔺I love reading Lucy\'s blog about Hollywood movie stars. It\'s full of juicy gossip about the private lives of all the biggest stars.\n🔺Harry writes a newspaper column about juicy scandals in Washington. There\'s corruption and crime and drugs and sex, and it\'s great fun to read, of course.\n━━━━━━━━━━━━━\n#Slang_of_the_Day\n🌀@Englishoftheday

⚡️Steal someone\'s thunder\n🖊 win praise for oneself by pre-empting someone else\'s attempt to impress.\n🔮 Sandy stole my thunder when she announced that she was pregnant two days before I\'d planned to tell people about my pregnancy.\n▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬\n➠@PhrasalCards\n➠@SlangWords\n➠@IdiomsLand\n➠@Vocabulix\n➠@GrammarCards\n➠@EnglishGate\n➠@StoryPage

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⚡️Make a long story short\n🖊 used when you are explaining what happened in a few words, without giving all the details\n🔮 We started going out and, to make a long story short, we ended up getting serious about one another. \n▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬\n➠@PhrasalCards\n➠@SlangWords\n➠@IdiomsLand\n➠@Vocabulix\n➠@GrammarCards\n➠@EnglishGate\n➠@StoryPage

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Idiom of the Day\n📚drop a bombshell\n✍🏾Meaning\nIf you drop a bombshell, you announce some shocking news.\n❕For example\n🔺The Liverpool football club dropped a bombshell when they announced that they had sacked their manager.\n🔺Yesterday our boss dropped a real bombshell. He told us the company had been sold and half of us would lose our jobs.\n━━━━━━━━━━━━━\n#Idiom_of_the_Day\n🌀@Englishoftheday

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