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English idiom: (as) dull as dishwater

The idiom "(as) dull as dishwater" paints a vivid picture of something or someone utterly uninteresting or lacking excitement. The…

English idiom: (as) easy as ABC

The idiom "(as) easy as ABC" is a popular expression used to emphasize how simple or straightforward a task or…

English idiom: (as) easy as (apple) pie

The idiom "(as) easy as (apple) pie" is a cheerful and informal expression used to describe something that is very…

English idiom: (as) easy as duck soup

The idiom "(as) easy as duck soup" is an informal expression that describes something incredibly simple to accomplish. It conveys…

English idiom: (as) easy as falling off a log

The idiom "(as) easy as falling off a log" is a playful way of describing something extremely easy to do.…

English idiom: (as) exciting as watching paint dry

The idiom "(as) exciting as watching paint dry" is a humorous way to describe something exceptionally dull or uninteresting. It…

English idiom: (as) crazy as a Betsy bug

The phrase "(as) crazy as a Betsy bug" is an informal idiom used to describe someone who is acting in…

English idiom: (as) crazy as a loon

The phrase "(as) crazy as a loon" is a folksy idiom often used to describe someone who is acting very…

English idiom: (as) crazy as a peach-orchard boar

The phrase "(as) crazy as a peach-orchard boar" is a humorous, folksy idiom often used to describe someone who is…

English idiom: (as) crooked as a barrel of fishhooks

The expression "(as) crooked as a barrel of fishhooks" is a colorful way of describing someone or something as dishonest…

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