Idiom "have its/(one's) day"

When Did “Fat” Become An Insult?

The word fat holds a complicated place in our society. As an adjective, it joins words like tall, hairy, fluffy, or bright.But, unlike those descriptors, fat isn’t neutral. It’s so often framed as a negative—and used as an insult. However, the body positivity movement, fat activism, and popular books and television shows centered on fat characters are proving that narrative is wearing thin.

a backstabber

You have a friend who you've helped out in the past. Now you find out that she's applied for a job that you were trying to get, without telling you. You feel betrayed, so you say this.

Perfect Resume

Idiom "have skeletons in the closet"

"maybe", "perhaps", "possibly", and "probably"

What are the differences between "maybe", "perhaps", "possibly", and "probably"?

Finish vs. finish up, etc.

Hi students! A student asked me, “Is there a difference between finish and finish up?”

Idiom "Live Beyond Your Means"

Live Beyond Your Means Idiom Meaning

How to respond to "How are you?", "What's up?"

How to respond to "How are you?", "What's up?", and other conversation starters

There are a few questions that English speakers ask at the beginning of a conversation. These questions are simple tools to find out if there are any interesting topics to discuss:

Idiom "be (as) green as a gooseberry"