Blackbook [ IDIOMS ] Page 110

[00:00.10] Average out.

[00:01.36] To produce a result that is even and balanced when looked at over a period of time.

[00:07.47] Babe in the woods.

[00:10.14] A young, defenseless person.

[00:13.84] Back in the saddle.

[00:16.51] To return to the starting point or resume duty.

[00:20.76] Back me.

[00:23.41] Support or defend.

[00:26.07] Back on one's feet.

[00:29.00] Well or successful again.

[00:32.44] Back out of.

[00:34.83] Withdraw from a commitment or agreement.

[00:38.80] Back seat driver.

[00:41.72] Interfering in affairs without having knowledge or expertise.

[00:46.28] Back to square one.

[00:49.45] To return to the starting point or begin again from the beginning.

[00:54.24] Back to the drawing board.

[00:57.17] Used to indicate that an idea has been unsuccessful and that a new one must be devised.

[01:04.60] Back up.

[01:06.95] Defend or support.

[01:09.37] Bad blood.

[01:11.77] Angry feeling, enmity, or ill feeling.

[01:16.01] Bad hats.

[01:18.67] People of bad character.

[01:21.33] Bag and baggage.

[01:24.51] With all one's belongings.

[01:28.22] Ball is in your court.

[01:30.64] It is up to you to make the next decision or step; to be responsible for further action.

[01:36.98] Banana oil.

[01:40.20] Nonsensical talk.

[01:42.83] Bang for the buck.

[01:45.77] More value for the money.

[01:48.68] The bark is worse than his bite.

[01:52.13] The threat is worse than the action taken.

[01:55.84] Barking up the wrong tree.

[01:59.00] Trying to do something in a way that will not work; pursuing a futile course of action.

[02:05.38] Batten down the hatches.

[02:08.30] Prepare for a difficult situation.

[02:11.73] Be a dab hand at something.

[02:15.19] To be skilled or proficient in a particular area.

[02:19.72] Be dead meat.

[02:22.64] To be in serious trouble.

[02:25.57] Be all ears.

[02:28.22] Listening intently or being very attentive; being ready and eager to listen.

[02:34.56] Be all one to.

[02:37.20] Make no difference.

[02:39.87] Be an old hat.

[02:42.52] To be outdated or old-fashioned.

[02:46.23] Be at a loss for words.

[02:49.16] Not know what to say.

[02:52.10] Be behind the times.

[02:55.03] To be outdated or old-fashioned.