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English idiom: (as) bad as all that

The idiom "(as) bad as all that" is used to downplay a situation or to suggest that things aren't as…

English idiom: (as) awkward as a cow on a crutch / (as) awkward as a cow on roller skates

The idioms "(as) awkward as a cow on a crutch" and "(as) awkward as a cow on roller skates" are…

English idiom: (as) black as a stack of black cats

The idiom "(as) black as a stack of black cats" is a colorful way to describe something that is extremely…

English idiom: (as) black as a skillet

The idiom "(as) black as a skillet" is used to describe something that is extremely dark or black. The comparison…

English idiom: (as) big as life / (as) big as life and twice as ugly

The idioms "(as) big as life" and "(as) big as life and twice as ugly" are humorous, folksy expressions used…

English idiom: (as) big as all outdoors

The idiom "(as) big as all outdoors" is a folksy expression used to describe something that is extremely large, usually…

English idiom: (as) baleful as death

The idiom "(as) baleful as death" is used to describe something or someone that seems to be threatening or ominous,…

English idiom: (as) bald as a coot / (as) bald as a baby’s backside

The idioms "(as) bald as a coot" and "(as) bald as a baby’s backside" are often used in a lighthearted…

English idiom: As alike as (two) peas in a pod

The idiom "as alike as (two) peas in a pod" is used to describe two people, objects, or situations that…

English idiom: As a duck takes to water

The idiom "as a duck takes to water" is used to describe someone who adapts to a new activity, skill,…

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