Blackbook [ IDIOMS ] Page 105

[00:00.10] A month of Sundays.

[00:01.63] A long time.

[00:04.31] A moot point.

[00:06.95] Disputed or debatable.

[00:10.15] A needle in a haystack.

[00:13.61] Something that is very difficult to locate or attempting something impossible.

[00:19.45] A nig-nog.

[00:21.82] A fool.

[00:23.96] A pain in the neck.

[00:26.35] Someone or something that is annoying, irritating, or a nuisance.

[00:32.20] A Penelope's Web.

[00:35.15] Endless.

[00:37.29] A penny for your thoughts.

[00:40.47] A way of asking what someone is thinking.

[00:44.47] A picture paints a thousand words.

[00:48.17] An image of a subject conveys its meaning more effectively than a description does.

[00:54.56] A piece of cake.

[00:57.20] A very easy task.

[01:00.13] A piece of the pie.

[01:03.04] A share in money or business.

[01:06.24] A rainy day.

[01:08.61] Time of difficulty.

[01:11.56] A ray of hope.

[01:14.45] An encouraging stimulus.

[01:17.64] A red letter day.

[01:20.31] An important day, a day that is pleasantly noteworthy or memorable, or a very special day.

[01:27.40] A red rag to a bull.

[01:30.60] An object, utterance, or act which is certain to provoke someone.

[01:35.64] A rolling stone gathers no moss.

[01:39.66] A person who does not settle in one place for a long time does not gain wealth, name, or fame.

[01:47.34] A rotten apple.

[01:50.01] A single bad person or thing in a group.

[01:54.25] A sacred cow.

[01:56.91] A person or thing never to be criticized.

[02:00.63] A safe pair of hands.

[02:03.81] A reliable person or someone who can be trusted to do something efficiently.

[02:09.65] A sea change.

[02:12.31] A profound or notable transformation or a complete transformation.

[02:17.88] A shot in the arm.

[02:20.81] An encouraging stimulus or something that gives encouragement.

[02:25.85] A sight for sore eyes.

[02:28.79] A person or thing that one is extremely pleased or relieved to see.