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AMERICAN IDIOMS STARTING WITH E | NEXT PAGE (F)



Earful:
a strong verbal scolding. ex. "Katie's father really gave her an earful when she came home at 4 AM."

Easy:
Not so fast. Calm down! ex. "Easy! Don't eat so fast!"

(As) easy as pie:
Very easy.

Easy come, easy go:
PROVERB. Said to explain the loss of something that was very easily obtained in the first place.

Easy-going:
Tolerant. Laid-back. Relaxed.

(To) eat one's heart out:
To be envious or jealous. ex. "Eat your heart out Frank, I'm going to Paris!"

(To) eat out of someone's hands:
To do whatever someone else wants. ex. "James would do anything for Vicky. She had him eating out of her hands."

(To) eat one's words:
To admit that what one said was wrong. ex. "You think I won't be able to find work in one week? I'm going to make you eat your words."

Elbow room:
Enough space (room) to feel comfortable.

Enough is enough:
That is enough and there should be no more.

(To) enter one's mind:
To cross one's mind. To start thinking about something. "You want me to become a doctor? The thought never even entered my mind."

Everything but the kitchen sink:
Almost everything one can think of.

Every so often:
Once in while. Occasionally.

Every other:
Every second. Alternate. ex. "In Los Angeles, every other person is an actor."

Expecting:
Pregnant.

  







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