Identifying Meanings of Food-Themed Idioms
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom.
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- Cherry pick
- Compare apples to oranges
- Apple of my eye
- In a pickle
- Bring home the bacon
- Piece of cake
- A fine kettle of fish
- Spill the beans
- Not my cup of tea
- Go bananas
- Pie in the sky
- Bite off more than you can chew
- Sour grapes
- Too many cooks spoil the broth
- The whole enchilada
- Don't cry over spilled milk
- Cook someone's goose
- Doesn't cut the mustard
- Have egg on your face
- Have bigger fish to fry
- Put all your eggs in one basket
- Cream of the crop
- A few sandwiches short of a picnic
- Take the cake
- Have your cake and eat it, too.
- A main or central focus
- Only choose the best of what's offered
- Take on more than you can handle
- The entire situation
- Be the most remarkable/foolish of its kind
- To be very embarrassed
- Two things that are incomparable
- Go crazy
- The job will be done poorly with too many people involved
- Something that lives up to expectations
- Bitterness because you can't have something
- Something nice but unrealistic
- Thoroughly defeat someone
- Devote all your time and energy to one area
- Tell a private matter
- Something not to your liking
- Worry about something that's already happened
- Something easy
- In a bad situation
- In an awkward/bad situation
- More important matters to address
- The best of the best
- Someone unintelligent
- Earn a living
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