46 phrases featuring the dog.
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Which idiom means...
Something very messy or badly done.
To blame the wrong person or look in the wrong place.
A situation where people compete fiercely and care mostly about winning.
The hottest and most tiring days of summer.
Do not bring up an old problem that could cause trouble again.
It is hard to change old habits.
Someone who sounds threatening but is not really dangerous.
Very happy.
Someone who stops others from using something they do not need.
Very tired.
Someone seems scary but is not really dangerous.
To be in trouble with someone because of a mistake.
It is better to be safe and alive than proud and in danger.
Everyone gets a chance to succeed one day.
A small amount of the thing that caused a problem, used as a cure.
To become much worse than before.
To feel a strong desire to travel or do something new.
To work very hard.
The most important or powerful person.
To run away from danger or difficulty.
A situation where people compete fiercely and care mostly about winning.
The hottest and most tiring days of summer.
It is hard to change old habits.
Everyone gets a chance to succeed at some time.
Very tired.
A small amount of the thing that caused a problem, used as a cure.
Everyone gets a chance to succeed one day.
To feel a strong desire to travel or do something new.
Something very messy or badly done.
The most important or powerful person.
To run away from danger or difficulty.
To blame the wrong person or look in the wrong place.
To be in trouble with someone because of a mistake.
To work very hard.
Very sick.
Become much worse than before.
A very long time.
Someone sounds threatening but is not really dangerous.
A showy performance meant to impress people.
Do not restart an old problem.
To dress or act in a very fancy way.
To stop attacking or criticizing someone.
A small part controls the whole situation.
Help someone change old habits.
Everyone gets a chance to succeed.
A very lucky person.
A personal interest in an argument or contest.