Category Archives: Idiom

off the beaten path – idioms

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Build Vocabulary

off the beaten path not known or popular with many people off the beaten track She enjoyed going to foreign-language movies that were a little bit off the beaten path.

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Chip on Shoulder

Posted on April 1, 2009 by Build Vocabulary

A Chip on one’s shoulder.. nice one.. not just a new word for our vocabular but an idiom.. Here is where I read it from (tonight at least) I always wonder how people DON’T see Nathan when he comes down … Continue reading →

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Amicable Marriage?

Posted on December 26, 2008 by Build Vocabulary

Today is the day after Christmas,,, yeah it’s December 26.. I was checking my Yahoo email when I got a glimpse of the terrible news… A man dressed up as Sanda crash to a christmas eve party and killed at … Continue reading →

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Bone To Pick

Posted on October 30, 2008 by Build Vocabulary

Our new word for the day today is not really a word, it’s a phrase and an idiom (idiomatic expression) I was watching FRIENDS awhile ago “The One WIth The Truth About London” epidose. This is the one where Rachel … Continue reading →

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