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Literal vs Idiomatic

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Names and meanings in context

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Which is a literal meaning of 'kick the bucket'?

2

Which phrase is idiomatic meaning 'to pass away'?

3

What does 'spill the beans' mean in idiomatic use?

4

Select the literal interpretation of 'break a leg'.

5

Which is idiomatic for 'make someone laugh'?

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Literal meaning of 'hit the books' is to:

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What does 'a piece of cake' mean idiomatically?

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Identify the idiom for 'not take seriously'?

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Literal meaning of 'under the weather' would be:

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Which is idiomatic for 'to stop trying'?

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