idioms

as easy as pie

be sick and tired of

bend over backwards

satisfied

change one's mind

cut it out

figure something out

in ages

give a hand

hit the hay

once in a while

sharp

to get the ball rolling

up to the minute

all of a sudden

/am is are/ all ears

a cinch

cost an arm and a leg

to cram

fresh out of something

to get it

got a minute?

drive someone up a wall

to hang on

hard headed

have mixed feelings about something

head out for

How come?

keep in touch

miss the boat

next to nothing

Cat in gloves catches no mice

East or West - home is best

Every man to his taste

Evil communications corrupt good manners

Fair without, foul within

Neither fish nor flesh

One man, no man

Sound mind in a sound body

When at Rome, do as the Romans do

To rob one's belly to cover one's back

To add fuel to the fire

The pot calls the kettle black