to dress in fancy clothes in Idioms
considering the cost in Idioms
to behave in a way that shows that you are very sorry for something that you have done wrong in ancient Biblical times people wore very uncomfortable sackcloth (cloth for sacks) for mourning and also to repent for something that they did wrong in Idioms
to be cooked just right in Idioms
to be cooked just right in Idioms
to be finished using something in Idioms
to be certain to fail in Idioms
to turn back from where you are going or where you have been in Idioms
a date where two couples go on a date and do something together in Idioms
two times one's regular wages for working beyond one's normal hours in Idioms
to check something again to be sure that it is correct in Idioms
to deceive someone, to promise one thing and then do another in Idioms
two games (usually baseball) that are played one after the other and are played in front of the same crowd in Idioms
talk or words that appear to mean something but do not in Idioms
unfair or nasty or sneaky in Idioms
to have no money in Idioms
