Can you name the meanings of the Idioms? by SoShiAddict

Idiom	Meaning
an act of God
grab a seat
on cloud nine
a piece of cake
catch on
at your earliest convenience
turn over a new leaf
a wet blanket
carry out
take part
care for
go on

Idiom	Meaning
zip it
the apple of one's eye
once in a blue moon
cope with
in a nut shell
look over
hand in
on the ball
pick out
look up to
win over

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Idioms ♥ Quiz

by SoShiAddict

Created Aug 2, 2012 in Language
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	defineexistence:	Aug 2nd, 2012 at 15:51 GMT		3 points
	For starters, this is a very open-ended quiz. There are many ways to describe the meaning of these words, and a lot of those options aren't accepted. For example, "go on" should allow something like "continue" and "take part" should accept "participate." Also, some of these aren't even idioms, like "at your earliest convenience" and "care for." Those are just phrases that mean literally the words they contain. Same with "go on." Thanks for trying to make a quiz. Good luck on your next one.

	pigheaded1:	Aug 2nd, 2012 at 15:51 GMT		1 point
	Suggestions: AofG - natural disaster, AppEye - favorite, TurnLeaf- start over(again), WinO-convince, Nutshell- concisely, simply, CarryO- do.

	trusting365:	Aug 2nd, 2012 at 16:31 GMT		2 points
	I suggest if you remake this game you do it so we have to guess the idiom by your answer clues. And one of your answers should read, "to understand". Also, what does "to show likeness" mean? Or did you mean 'kindness'?