40 phrases featuring the horse.
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Which idiom means...
Acting as if you are better than other people.
Information received directly from the person who knows the truth.
A person who surprises everyone by doing very well.
Wait a moment; do not rush.
To eat a lot.
A completely different matter.
Wasting effort on something that cannot succeed.
You can give someone a chance, but you cannot force them to use it.
Good practical judgment.
To support the person or plan that fails.
To change plans or leaders at a risky time.
To act too late, after the damage is done.
Do not complain about something given to you for free.
To play roughly or behave in a silly way.
Nothing could make me leave.
To do things in the wrong order.
Information received directly from the person who knows the truth.
Wait and do not rush.
Wait a moment; do not rush.
You can give someone a chance, but you cannot force them to use it.
Wasting effort on something that cannot succeed.
To act too late, after the damage is done.
To do things in the wrong order.
To play roughly or behave in a silly way.
Acting as if you are better than other people.
Rough or silly play.
Good practical judgment.
Someone or something good at only one thing.
To eat a lot.
Someone who unexpectedly becomes a strong competitor.
A completely different matter.
Wait and do not rush.
Directly from the person who knows.
Stop acting better than others.
To eat a lot.
A person who surprises everyone by doing very well.
Do not keep arguing about something already finished.
A completely different matter.
Nothing could make me leave.
A person or thing that works very hard.
Hard bargaining or negotiation.