Wednesday, January 13, 2010

There are so many old sayings like: you hit the nail right on the head and a stitch in time saves nine. Can ?

you think of any others? I think they are interresting.There are so many old sayings like: you hit the nail right on the head and a stitch in time saves nine. Can ?
';If you avoid getting hit right on the head by a nail then you won't NEED 9 stitches any time'; Interesting and rarely heard saying, originating from the Three Stooges.There are so many old sayings like: you hit the nail right on the head and a stitch in time saves nine. Can ?
1.A bad hair day


2.A bird in the hand is worth two in a bush


3.A bolt out of the blue


4. A chain is as strong as its weakest link


5. A coward dies a thousand deaths, a brave man dies but once


6. A day late and a dollar short


7. A dead ringer


8. A diamond in the rough


9. A diamond is forever


10. A dish fit for the gods


11. A drop in the bucket


12. A face only a mother could love


13. A family is a place where principles are hammered and honed on the anvil of everyday living


14. A fate worst than death


15. A fish out of water


16. A fool and his money are soon parted


17. A friend in need is a friend indeed


18. A friend to all is a friend to none


19. A good man is hard to find


20. A good run is better than a bad stand


21. A heart as big as Texas


22. A job worth doing is worth doing well


23. A labor of love


24. A legend in his own time


25. A little bird told me


26. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing


27. A man after my own heart


28. A man is as good as his word


29. A man is known by the company he keeps


30. A man of few words


31. A man passes for what he is worth


32. A man who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client


33. A man's got to do what a man's got to do


34. A man's home is his castle


35. A man's word is as good as his bond


36. A new broom sweeps clean


37. A penny for your thoughts


38. A penny saved is a penny earned


39. A picture is worth a thousand words


40. A place for everything and everything in its place


41. A play on words


42. A poor excuse is better than none at all


43. A poor man's memories could be a rich mans Goal


44. A right start in life is a career half made


45. A rolling stone gathers no moss


46. A she devil


47. A stitch in time saves nine


48. A thing of beauty is a joy forever


49. A time for all seasons


50. A time to live and a time to die


51. A tree is know best by it's fruit


52. A watched pot never boils


53. A wise man listens to his own conscience


54. A word to the wise is sufficient


55. A-1


56. Absence makes the heart grow fonder


57. Absolute power corrupts absolutely


58. Ace in the hole


59. Ace up his sleeve


60. Achilles Heel


61. Acid test


62. Across the board


63. Act in haste, repent in leisure


64. Actions speak louder than words


65. Adam's apple


66. Add insult to injury


67. After all is said and done, usually more is said than done


68. After the feast comes the reckoning


69. Against the grain


70. Age before beauty


71. Ain't just waltzing around with you


72. Ain't no fool like an old fool


73. Albatross around the neck


74. Alive and kicking


75. All good things come to those who wait


76. All is fair in love and war


77. All our dreams can come true - if we have the courage to pursue them


78. All roads lead to Rome


79. All that glitters is not gold


80. All things being equal


81. All Thumbs


82. All wet


83. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy


84. All's over but the shouting


85. All's well that ends well


86. Always do right - this will gratify some and astonish the rest


87. Always look on the bright side


88. Always neat and tidy


89. An apple a day keeps the doctor away


90. An empty can makes the most noise


91. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure


92. Another day, another dollar


93. Any port in a storm


94. Appearances are deceiving


95. Apples don't fall far from the tree


96. April showers bring May flowers


97. Are you listening - get your head out of the clouds


98. As a twig is bent the tree will grow


99. As big headed as a mule


100. As bitter as a gale


101. As black as your hat


102. As blind as a bat


103. As brave as a lion


104. As bright as a sixpence


105. As brown as a berry


106. As clean as a penny


107. As clear as a bell


108. As clear as the nose on your face


109. As clumsy as a bull in a china closet


110. As cross as a bear


111. As dark as a pail


112. As dead as a door nail


113. As deep as a well


114. As dry as a herrin


115. As dumb as a mule looking for a new gate


116. As empty as air


117. As fair as a lily


118. As fast as the Mexican two-step


119. As fat as a porpoise


120. As fine as a fiddle


121. As flat as a pancake


122. As happy as a dead pig in the sunshine


123. As hard as a millstone


124. As hard as a rock


125. As high as a kite


126. As high as the sky


127. As honest as the day as long


128. As light as a feather


129. As long as a country mile


130. As long as the day is long


131. As luck would have it


132. As mad as a March hare


133. As many as Carter had little liver pills


134. As neat as a pin


135. As nervous as a long tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs


136. As pig headed as a mule


137. As plump as a partridge


138. As poor as a church mouse


139. As proud as a peacock


140. As pure as a angel


141. As pure as mothers milk


142. As pure as the driven snow


143. As red as a beet


144. As rich as was Croesus


145. As right as rain


146. As rough as a gale


147. As round as an apple


148. As sharp as a stick


149. As slow as a snail


150. As sly as a fox


151. As smart as a steel trap


152. As spry as a cat


153. As stiff as a poker


154. As strong as an ox


155. As tender as a mother milk


156. As tender as a mother's love


157. As the crow flies


158. As thin as a rail


159. As tough as nails


160. As ugly as sin


161. As weak as a kitten


162. Ashes of love are cold as ice


163. Ask and you shall receive


164. Ask me no question and I will tell you no lies


165. Asleep at the wheel


166. At first blush


167. At your beck and call


168. Babe in the woods


169. Back in the good old days


170. Back seat driver


171. Back to basics


172. Back to square one


173. Back to the drawing board


174. Back to the salt mine


175. Back when Hector was a pup


176. Back when I was younger


177. Backhanded compliment


178. Bad penny always returns


179. Bad spelling is a remediable injury


180. Bad to the bone


181. Bad to worse


182. Bad weather gets better, a bad man never does


183. Bag of switches


184. Bald as an eagle


185. Ball and chain


186. Barefaced liar


187. Barking dogs seldom bite


188. Barking in the wind


189. Barking up the wrong tree


190. Batten down the hatches


191. Be careful what you wish for you might get it


192. Be that as it may


193. Be true to your teeth and they won't be false


194. Beat around the bush


195. Beat the band


196. Beauty is as beauty does


197. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder


198. Beauty is only skin deep


199. Bee in your bonnet


200. Behind every cloud is a silver lining


201. Behind the eight ball


202. Being so happy or food being so good, you could slap your grandma


203. Bend like a willow or break like an oak


204. Beside the point


205. Best fish I ever flopped a lip on


206. Best laid plans of mice and men


207. Best looking girl I ever took a gander at


208. Better a big fish in a little pond than a little fish in a big pond


209. Better death than dishonor


210. Better half


211. Better late than never


212. Better safe than sorry


213. Better than a black land farm


214. Better than a new pencil


215. Better than bacon


216. Better to be your friend's nettle than his echo


217. Between a rock and a hard place


218. Betwixt and between


219. Beware of burning your bridges when you cross them


220. Beyond the sunset


221. Bide your time


222. Big as a bear


223. Big as a blimp


224. Big as a goose egg


225. Big eye little view


226. Bigger is better


227. Bigger than a blue dog tick


228. Bigger than Dallas


229. Bird in the hand is better than two in the bush


230. Bird's eye view


231. Birds of a feather flock together


232. Black as pitch


233. Black as the ace of spades


234. Black sheep of the family


235. Bless your little pea picking heart


236. Blind as a bat


237. Blind in one eye and can't see out of the other


238. Blood is thicker than water


239. Blood will tell


240. Blow your stack


241. Blown to smithereens


242. Bone of contention


243. Bony Moroney


244. Born with a silver spoon is his mouth


245. Bosom buddy


246. Bottoms up


247. Bow up like a cutting worm


248. Boy was that a new wrinkle


249. Break a leg


250. Break a mirror and you will have seven years bad luck


251. Break the ice


252. Bright as a new silver dollar


253. Bright eyed and bushy tailed


254. Bring home the bacon


255. Brown as a berry


256. Brown noser


257. Brownie points


258. Bump on a log


259. Burning question


260. Burning the candle at both ends


261. Burning the midnight oil


262. Bury the hatchet


263. Busier than a one armed paper hanger


264. Business before pleasure


265. Busting my chops


266. Busy as a bee


267. Butter wouldn't melt in her mouth


268. Buy it for a song


269. By the same token


270. By the skin of your teeth


271. By the sweat of your brow


272. Calf rope


273. Call a spade a spade


274. Calm before the storm


275. Came up smelling like roses


276. Can it


277. Can't live with them and can't live without them


278. Can't make heads or tails of it


279. Can't never could and never would


280. Can't see the forest for the trees


281. Can't see through muddy water


282. Can't win for losing


283. Captain of his soul


284. Cardinal sin


285. Carte blanche


286. Cash on the barrel head


287. Cast aspersions


288. Cast pearls before swine


289. Cat got your tongue


290. Catch as catch can


291. Catch some Z's


292. Cat's meow


293. Cattywampus or caddywampus


294. Caught between a rock and a hard place


295. Caught with your pants down


296. Champagne taste with a beer pocketbook


297. Change a fool against his will, he's of the same opinion still


298. Change of heart


299. Character secures respect


300. Charity begins at home


301. Charlie horse


302. Charmed life


303. Cheap as dirt


304. Chew the cud


305. Chew the fat


306. Chicken squat behind the was pot


307. Chickens come home to roost


308. Children should be seen and not heard


309. Child's play


310. Chink in the armor


311. Chip off the old block


312. Chip on his shoulder


313. Chock full


314. Choose the lessor of two evils


315. Christmas Eve Gift


316. Clean as a whistle


317. Clean slate


318. Cleanliness is next to Godliness


319. Clear as a bell


320. Clear as day


321. Clear as mud


322. Clear the decks


323. Clearer than glass


324. Climb on the bandstand


325. Climb the wall


326. Clip joint


327. Close but no cigar


328. Close isn't good enough


329. Close only counts in horseshoes


330. Close shave


331. Close that pneumonia hole/ gap


332. Closer than the hair on a hog


333. Clothes don't make the man


334. Clothes make the man


335. Cloud nine


336. Clumsy as a bull in a china closet


337. Clumsy as a new born colt


338. Coast is clear


339. Cock and bull story


340. Cock of the walk


341. Cockles of the heart


342. Coin a phrase


343. Cold as a blue northern


344. Cold as a frog


345. Cold as a witches broom


346. Cold as ice


347. Cold day in July


348. Cold feet


349. Cold feet sleep apart


350. Cold fish


351. Cold hands - warm heart


352. Cold shoulder


353. Cold turkey


354. Come hell or high water


355. Come off it


356. Come what may


357. Comes up smelling like a rose


358. Company and fish stink after three days


359. Conniption fit


360. Conspicuous by one's absence


361. Cooked his goose


362. Cool as a cucumber


363. Cop a plea


364. Corny as a cup of corn


365. Couldn't buy a setting of eggs


366. Couldn't carry a tune in a bushel basket


367. Couldn't hit the broad side of the barn


368. Count your blessings, not your problems


369. Courage of your convictions


370. Cracked up


371. Crazy as a Bessie bug


372. Cream rises to the top


373. Cries like a baby


374. Crime doesn't pay


375. Crooked as a barrel of snakes


376. Crooked as a dogs hind leg


377. Crooked as a snake


378. Cross as a bear


379. Cross your bridges when you come to them


380. Cross your fingers for good luck


381. Cry wolf


382. Cultivate the talents you have


383. Curiosity killed the cat


384. Cut and dried


385. Cut and run


386. Cut me some slack


387. Cut the coat according to the cloth


388. Cut the mustard


389. Cut the shenanigans


390. Cut through the red tape


391. Cut to the chase


392. Cut your nose off to spite your face


393. Dance with the one that brought you


394. Day late and a dollar short


395. Dead as a doornail


396. Dead men tells no tales


397. Dead ringer


398. Dead to right


399. Dead to the world


400. Deader than a doorknob


401. Deader than a mackerel


402. Deeper than the deep blue sea


403. Deeper than the Pacific


404. Den of thieves


405. Dependable as a mule


406. Dependable as a spring flood


407. Devil incarnate


408. Diamond in the rough


409. Different color of horse


410. Different strokes for different folks


411. Dig your own grave


412. Dipstick


413. Dirt cheap


414. Discretion is the better part of valor


415. Divide and conquer


416. D-liver, D-letter, D-sooner, D-better


417. Do an about face


418. Do as I say do and not as I do


419. Do not be anxious for tomorrow, for tomorrow will care for itself


420. Do or die


421. Do unto others shat you would have them do unto you


422. Doctor Livingston I presume


423. Does a leopard change his spots


424. Doesn't have a leg to stand on


425. Doesn't have two nickels to rub together


426. Dog days of summer


427. Dogs that don't kill sheep don't run


428. Done in by a city slicker


429. Don't aim at talent you don't have


430. Don't beat a dead dog


431. Don't beat around the bush


432. Don't bite off more that you can chew


433. Don't bite the hand that feeds you


434. Don't burn your bridges


435. Don't change horses in the middle of the stream


436. Don't count your chickens before they hatch


437. Don't criticize a man till you have walked a mile in his shoes


438. Don't cry over spilled milk


439. Don't cry your heart out


440. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth


441. Don't mess in your nest


442. Don't muddy the waters


443. Don't open Pandora's box


444. Don't open that can of worms


445. Don't play with fire and you won't get burned


446. Don't pull the wool over my eyes


447. Don't put all of your eggs in one basket


448. Don't put any stock in it


449. Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today


450. Don't sweat the small stuff


451. Don't take any wooden nickels


452. Don't throw the baby out with the bath water


453. Don't upset the apple cart


454. Double bind and still a going


455. Double dog dare


456. Double Dutch


457. Double ugly


458. Double whammy


459. Drank till he was plum tipsy


460. Dressed fit to kill


461. Dressed up in his Sunday go to meeting clothes


462. Dressed up to the nines


463. Drinks like a fish


464. Drummed out of the Army


465. Drunk as a skunk


466. Dumb as a box of rocks


467. Dumb as a fox


468. Dumb as a log


469. Dumb as a post


470. Dumb as a stump


471. Dynamite comes in small packages


472. Early to bed early to rise makes a man wealthy and wise


473. Ears that look like a taxi cab with both doors open


474. Easier said than done


475. Easy as falling off a log


476. Easy as pie


477. Easy come easy go


478. Eat crow


479. Eat drink and be merry


480. Eat your heart out


481. Eaten out of house and home


482. Eats like a bird


483. Eats like a horse


484. Eats like a pig


485. Education is capital invested for the future


486. Either sink or swim


487. Elementary my dear Watson


488. End of one's rope


489. End of the story


490. Enough is enough


491. Enthusiasm conquers the impossible


492. Even at the turning tide


493. Every charitable act is a stepping stone toward heaven


494. Every dog has his day


495. Evil returns to evil doers


496. Excuse my French


497. Experience is the best teacher


498. Eyes like a hawk


499. Eyes see everything but themselves


500. Face the music


501. Fact is stranger than fiction


502. Failure is the stepping stone to success


503. Failure may be the stepping stone to success


504. Faint heart never won fair maiden


505. Fair and square


506. Fair to middling


507. Fair weather friend


508. Faith can move mountains


509. Fall from Grace


510. Fall on your sword


511. Falling apart like a cheap suit


512. Familiarity breeds contempt


513. Fancy free


514. Far be it from me


515. Faster than greased lightening


516. Fat as a hog


517. Fear can hold you prisoner, hope can set you free


518. Feed that corn to the chickens


519. Feel it in my bones


520. Fell like a ton of bricks


521. Feuding like the Hatfields and McCoys


522. Few and for between


523. Fifth wheel


524. Find a penny, pick it up - all the day you'll have good luck


525. Finders keepers losers weepers


526. Finer than frog hair


527. Fire answers fire


528. First come, first served


529. Fish or cut bait


530. Fit as a fiddle


531. Fit to be tied


532. Fits him to a T


533. Flash in the pan


534. Flat as a fritter


535. Flat as a pancake


536. Flat footed as a duck


537. Flesh and blood


538. Fly by night


539. Fly by the seat of your pants


540. Fly in the ointment


541. Fly off the handle


542. Fly on the wall


543. Foam at the mouth


544. Follow the golden rule


545. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me


546. Fools gold


547. Fool's names and fool's faces always show up in public places


548. Fools rush in where Angel's fear to tread


549. For crying out loud


550. For from the madding crowd


551. For love nor money


552. For the birds


553. For the life of me


554. For the umpteenth time


555. For what it is worth


556. Forbidden fruit


557. Forever and a day


558. Forewarned is forearmed


559. Forgive and forget


560. Forgive and you will be forgiven


561. Fork it over


562. Fought like a tiger


563. Four aces short of a deck


564. Four corners of the earth


565. Free as a bird


566. Fresh as a daisy


567. Friends are the flowers in the garden of life


568. Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ear


569. Frog in your throat


570. From bad to worst


571. From here to Kalamazoo


572. From here to ten buck two


573. From pillar to post


574. From stem to stern


575. From the horses mouth


576. From the word go


577. From your lips to God's ears


578. Full as a tick


579. Full of beans


580. Funny farm


581. Further than the outhouse


582. Fuzzy wuzzy


583. Gag a maggot


584. Gather rosebuds while you may


585. Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration


586. Get off your high horse


587. Get use to it


588. Get while the getting's good


589. Get your ears lowered


590. Getting the short end of the stick


591. Getting your goat


592. Give him an inch and he will take a mile


593. Give him an offer he can't refuse


594. Give the devil his dues


595. Giving someone the cold shoulder


596. Go ahead gourd head


597. Go fly a kite


598. Go for broke


599. Go off half ******


600. Go whole hog wild


601. Go with the flow


602. God helps those who help themselves


603. God moves in mysterious ways


604. Goes up like a puff of smoke


605. Going to be a cold day in hell


606. Going to come a frog floater


607. Going to come a gully washer


608. Going to come a toad strangler


609. Going to hell in a hand basket


610. Gone but not forgotten


611. Gone South


612. Gone to bed with the chickens


613. Gone to pot


614. Gone to the dogs


615. Good always wins over evil


616. Good as gold


617. Good beginnings make for good endings


618. Good fences make good neighbors


619. Good lord willing and the creeks don't rise


620. Good luck comes to the man that earns it


621. Good riddance to bad rubbish


622. Goodie two shoes


623. Goofy as a road lizard


624. Got a bird nest on the ground


625. Got a frog in your throat


626. Got enough money to burn a wet mule


627. Got more money than Ben Gump


628. Got my mojo working


629. Got the blues


630. Got the reds


631. Got up on the wrong side of the bed


632. Grass doesn't grow on a busy street


633. Grass is always greener on the other side of the fence


634. Great minds think alike


635. Great oaks from little acorns grow


636. Greek to me


637. Green as a gourd


638. Green as grass


639. Green eyed monster


640. Green with envy


641. Grin and bare it


642. Grind to a halt


643. Grinning like a mule chewing briars


644. Growing like a weed


645. Guilty as sin


646. Gung ho


647. Gut reaction


648. Had me stumped


649. Hair of the dog


650. Half a loaf is better than none


651. Half the battle


652. Hand over fist


653. Handy as a flashlight with no batteries


654. Handy as pockets on a shirt


655. Hang in there


656. Hang loose


657. Hang tight


658. Happiness is a state of mind


659. Happy as a dead pig in the sunshine


660. Happy as a pig in slop


661. Hard as a rock


662. Hard fight with a short stick


663. Hard row to hoe


664. Hard to hold as a greased pig


665. Harder than nails


666. Harvest moon


667. Has a skeleton in the closet


668. Hasn't got the sense God gave a goose


669. Hasn't got the sense of a Betsy bug


670. Have a nice day


671. He ain't got a leg to stand on


672. He can't see the forest for the tees


673. He cast a large shadow


674. He couldn't see the point of a nail


675. He got his neck rung twice and he's still a-floppin


676. He got pulled before he was ripe


677. He has a ace in the hole


678. He has a hollow leg


679. He has a stomach made out of cast iron


680. He has deep pockets


681. He has his own ax to grind


682. He has his tail over his back


683. He has lost his marbles


684. He has run the gauntlet


685. He is a dark horse


686. He is a rake


687. He is a ring leader


688. He is a ring tailed tooter


689. He is a straight shooter


690. He is a wise old owl


691. He is afraid of his own shadow


692. He is as dependable as a fox in a hen house


693. He is as honest as the day is long


694. He is as stubborn as a lop-eared mule


695. He is dealing from the bottom of the deck


696. He is going to the dogs


697. He is Hell on wheels


698. He is hen pecked


699. He is over his head


700. He kicked the bucket


701. He looks like death warmed over


702. He needs a tight rein


703. He rules with an iron hand


704. He stumped his toe


705. He takes one steps forward and two steps back


706. He thinks it is gospel if he says it


707. He who can does, he who cannot doesn't


708. He who gets angry gets old fast


709. He who hesitates is lost


710. He who laughs first cries hardest at the last


711. He who will not work shall not eat


712. He will argue with a fence post


713. He would complain if he was hung with a new rope


714. He/she could go bear hunting with a switch


715. He/she has a charmed life


716. He/she has bats in the belfry


717. He/she has the world by the tail


718. He/she is a day late and a dollar short


719. He/she is a pack rat


720. He/she is feeling their oats


721. He/she is going to have to bear the brunt


722. He/she is tough as nails


723. He/she is wiser than an old owl


724. He/she who hesitates is lost


725. He/she would take the quarters off a corpse's eyes


726. He/she's just like an apple rotten to the core


727. Head as hard as a rock


728. Head is harder than a brick


729. Healthy as a horse


730. Hear hear


731. Hear no evil-see no evil-speak no evil


732. Heard that lip flop


733. Heart as big as all outdoors


734. Heart of a lion


735. Heavens to Betsy


736. Heavy as a tub of lard


737. He'll argue with a fence post


738. Hell hath no furry like a woman scorned


739. Hem and Haw


740. Here today gone tomorrow


741. He's an odd duck


742. He's got ants in his pants


743. He's got ants in his pockets


744. He's really bull headed


745. He's rough as a cob


746. He's slow, but he's old


747. Hibernate like a bear


748. Hide and seek


749. High and dry


750. High and mighty


751. High on the hog


752. Higher than a cats back


753. Higher than a Georgia pine


754. Higher than a kite


755. Hind site is 20/20


756. His beard is white as snow


757. His belly shakes like Jell-O


758. His head is as thick as an anvil


759. His mind is a steel trap


760. His/her elevator doesn't go all the way to the top


761. His/her light's on, but nobody's home


762. Hit below the belt


763. Hit by a ugly stick


764. Hit the sack


765. Ho-Ho-Ho- and a bottle of Rum


766. Hoist by your own petard


767. Hold a candle


768. Hold a torch


769. Hold your horses


770. Holy cow


771. Holy Smoke


772. Home is where the heart is


773. Home is where you hang your hat


774. Honest as the day is long


775. Honesty is the best policy


776. Hook line and sinker


777. Hook or crook


778. Hoot and Holler


779. Hope is a waking dream


780. Hope is hearing the melody of the future, Faith is to dance it


781. Hope is like the sun which as we walk toward it, cast a shadow of our burdens behind us


782. Horse and cart


783. Hotter than a firecracker, but never hotter than a pistol


784. Hotter than a pistol


785. Hotter than a pot of collards


786. Hotter than Hell


787. How low can you go


788. How now brown cow


789. How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child


790. Hung up, but not stress out


791. Hung, drawn and quartered


792. Hunters moon


793. I ain't never


794. I am a simple man with simple taste


795. I am as lonesome as a polecat


796. I am going to jerk a knot in your tail


797. I am going to paint the town red


798. I am going to slap you to the back side of no where


799. I am just needling you


800. I am off like a old dirty shirt


801. I came, I saw and I conquered


802. I can't make head or tails of it


803. I could take a cotton to you


804. I cried because I had no shoes until I saw the man who had no feet


805. I did not fall off a turnip truck


806. I didn't like the color of his money


807. I didn't pull your chain


808. I don't care if it harelips Georgia


809. I don't give a tinkers damn


810. I don't know him from Adam


811. I double dog dare you


812. I feel for you but I just can't reach you


813. I feel it in my bones


814. I feel like a rung out old rag thrown out with the wash water


815. I feel like giving up the ghost


816. I feel like warmed over death


817. I had rather see them shake than rattle


818. I have not slept one wink


819. I have nothing to offer but blood toil tears and sweat


820. I have other fish to fry


821. I laughed till I cried


822. I may be tall but I sure am short


823. I might as well I can't dance


824. I need that like a hole in the head


825. I shall return


826. I spy with my little eyes


827. I wasn't born on a Christmas tree


828. I wasn't born yesterday


829. I will wear my heart upon my sleeve


830. I won it fair and square


831. I won't take no for an answer


832. I would rather see them shake than rattle


833. I would rather take a beating


834. I wouldn't give you a plug nickel


835. I wouldn't give you two bits for his opinion


836. I wouldn't touch that with a 10' pole


837. I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him


838. I wouldn't want to be in his shoes


839. Idle hands are the Devil's workshop


840. Idle mind is the Devil's playground


841. If a black cat crosses your path you will have bad luck


842. If a man tells you he can grow corn look in his crib


843. If a wolf came to my house to eat he would have to bring a sack lunch


844. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again


845. If brains were lard, they couldn't grease up a good size skillet


846. If he accidentally told you the truth, he would come back and apologize


847. If I (he/she) had a brain, I (he/she) would be dangerous


848. If I had my druthers


849. If I had told you once I have told you a thousand times


850. If I was on my way to hell with a car load of ice it would come a freeze


851. If it ain't broke, don't fix it


852. If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's a duck


853. If life gives you lemons, make lemonade


854. If music was food of love, play on


855. If she had one more freckle she would have to carry it in the palm of her hand


856. If she would screw her head back on straight she might not have to walk sideways


857. If syrup was a nickel a sop I wouldn't have a biscuit


858. If that don't beat the band


859. If that kid don't leave home I'm going to break his plate


860. If the Lord's willing, and the creek don't rise


861. If the shoe fits, wear it


862. If wishes were fishes, we'd all have a fry


863. If wishes were for certain we would all be rich


864. If wishes were horses beggars would ride


865. If worse comes to worst


866. If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem


867. If you can't beat them join them


868. If you can't say anything nice don't say anything


869. If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen


870. If you cast your net too wide beware that you don't get snared in your own webbing


871. If you don't bend you are going to break


872. If you don't milk everyday, the cow will dry up


873. If you have seen one you have seen them all


874. If you play with trash it will get in your eyes


875. If you think you are talking to a backward person you might consider facing them


876. If you want to dance you must pay the fiddler


877. Ignorance is bliss


878. I'll be a monkey's uncle


879. Ill gotten gains


880. I'll meet you last winter


881. I'm a bit under the weather today


882. I'm all ears


883. I'm getting nowhere fast


884. I'm going to carry you to the back of the wood shed


885. I'm going to clean your plow


886. I'm going to knock you into the middle of the week


887. I'm going to nail him


888. I'm in a nine line bind


889. I'm not just blowing smoke at you


890. In a coon's age


891. In a nutshell


892. In a pigs eye


893. In a quandary


894. In a rut


895. In an interesting condition


896. In cold blood


897. In for a penny


898. In for a pound


899. In hot water


900. In my mind's eye


901. In one ear and out the other


902. In one fell swoop


903. In the Autumn of your life


904. In the bag


905. In the buff


906. In the cart


907. In the doghouse


908. In the limelight


909. In the offing


910. In the pink


911. In the red


912. In the twinkling of an eye


913. In trouble


914. In your dreams


915. In your face


916. Indian giver


917. Is the Pope Catholic


918. Is you fall to the ground you get lost in the flood


919. It ain't fit for man or beast


920. It ain't over till the fat lady sings


921. It goes against the grain


922. It goes in one ear and out the other


923. It is a dirty job but someone has to do it


924. It is a dog eat dog world


925. It is as clear as the handwriting on the wall


926. It is as easy as falling off a log


927. It is better to light a candle than curse the darkness


928. It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness


929. It is dark as a tomb


930. It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of an needle, than for a rich man to enter into the Kingdom of God


931. It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye


932. It is pea pickin' good


933. It is two hole seater


934. It never rains it pours


935. It rolls off like water off of a duck's back


936. It takes one to know one


937. It takes people like you to make people like me


938. It takes two to tango


939. It will jar your memory like standing at South end of a North bound mule


940. It'll all come out in the wash


941. It'll be a cold day in July


942. It'll be okay if the Lord's willing and the creek don't rise


943. It's a catch 22 situation


944. It's a far cry


945. It's a long worm that never turns


946. It's a piece of cake


947. It's a real hum dinger


948. It's a sorry dog that won't wag his own tail


949. It's a two-dog night


950. It's all in the eye of the beholder


951. Its always darkest before dawn


952. It's an ill wind that blows no good


953. It's better to be safe than sorry


954. It's cold as blue blazes


955. It's going to rain little children


956. It's is raining on my parade


957. It's later than it has ever been before


958. It's like opening a can of worms


959. It's not over till the fat lady sings


960. It's not the end of the world


961. It's not whether you win or loose, it's how you play the game


962. It's not worth the paper it's written on


963. It's raining cats and dogs


964. It's raining on my parade


965. It's snowing down South


966. It's the pits


967. It's too little, too late


968. It's your pipe full


969. Jack of all trades and a master of none


970. Jackpot


971. Jerkwater town


972. Jig is up


973. Johnny come lately


974. Johnny come lately


975. Jump out of the frying pan into the fire


976. Jump to conclusions


977. Jumping the gun


978. Jumpy as a cat on a hot tin roof


979. Junk


980. Jury rig


981. Just a hop, skip and a jump away


982. Just a stone throw away


983. Just barking in the wind


984. Just bear with me


985. Just between you and me and the post


986. Just bide your time


987. Just deserts


988. Just had a brain storm


989. Just hunkey dory


990. Just in time


991. Katy bar the door


992. Keep a stiff upper lip


993. Keep body and soul together


994. Keep it simple stupid


995. Keep out of my hair


996. Keep the ball rolling


997. Keep those card and letters coming


998. Keep two hands above high water


999. Keep your eyes peeled


1000. Keep your eyes wide open before marriage and half shut afterwards


1001. Keep your fingers crossed


1002. Keep your head above water


1003. Keep your nose clean


1004. Keep your nose to the grind stone


1005. Keep your powder dry


1006. Keep your shirt on


1007. Keeping up with the Joneses


1008. Keeps me on pins and needles


1009. Kelly is under that hat because his legs are hanging out


1010. Kick a man when he is down


1011. Kick the bucket


1012. Kicking up his heels like a cow going to pasture


1013. Kill the goose that laid the golden egg


1014. Kill them with kindness


1015. Kill two birds with one stone


1016. Kilroy was here


1017. Kiss and tell


1018. Kiss my grits


1019. Kit and caboodle


1020. Knee high by the fourth of July


1021. Knee high to a grasshopper


1022. Knee jerk reaction


1023. Knee knocking scared


1024. Knock back


1025. Knock off work


1026. Knock on wood


1027. Know the ropes


1028. Know which side your bread is buttered on


1029. Know which way the wind blows


1030. Knuckle down


1031. Labor of love


1032. Lamb to the slaughter


1033. Land of hope and glory


1034. Land of milk and honey


1035. Last but not least


1036. Last ditch effort


1037. Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone


1038. Lead by example


1039. Learn the ropes


1040. Learning is wealth to the poor


1041. Left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing


1042. Left holding the bag


1043. Left in a lurch


1044. Legs so bowed he couldn't herd a hog in a narrow lane


1045. Lend a kindly light


1046. Lend me your ear


1047. Less is more


1048. Lesser of two evils


1049. Let bygones be bygones


1050. Let not the sun go down on your wrath


1051. Let one thousand flowers bloom


1052. Let sleeping dogs lie


1053. Let the cat out of the bag


1054. Let them eat cake


1055. Let there be light


1056. Let your hair down


1057. Let your light shine before men that they may see your good works


1058. Level playing field


1059. Liar, Liar pants on fire


1060. Life is a stairway some are going up and others are going down


1061. Life is not a dress rehearsal


1062. Life is what you make it


1063. Life of Riley


1064. Light at the end of the tunnel


1065. Like a bat out of hell


1066. Like a chicken with its head cut off


1067. Like a duck on a June bug


1068. Like a man grasping for straws


1069. Like a moth to a flame


1070. Like a snowball on its way hell


1071. Like being at a cake walk with no money


1072. Like being in a candy store with no money


1073. Like breaking a new pair of boots


1074. Like grabbing hold of a dead fish


1075. Like it or lump it


1076. Like stink on a skunk


1077. Like the pot calling the kettle black


1078. Like two peas in a pod


1079. Like walking a board sidewalk in high heels


1080. Like water off a ducks back


1081. Like white on rice


1082. Limber as a peach tree switch


1083. Little Miss Priss


1084. Little pictures have big ears


1085. Live and learn


1086. Live by the sword die by the sword


1087. Live fast and die hard


1088. Loaded to the gills


1089. Lonesome as a polecat


1090. Long as a country mile


1091. Long as a well rope


1092. Long as the river


1093. Long in the tooth


1094. Longer than a row of cotton


1095. Look before you leap


1096. Look what the dogs have dragged in and cats won't eat


1097. Looks good enough to eat


1098. Loony as a goon


1099. Loose as a goose


1100. Loose lips sink ships


1101. Lord love a duck


1102. Lord willing and the creeks don't rise


1103. Lots faster than a race horse


1104. Love is the master key which open the gates of happiness


1105. Love your neighbor as thyself


1106. Lower than a snake's belly


1107. Lower than a worm


1108. Luck of the draw


1109. Lucky as a rabbits foot


1110. Lying is like being pregnant, sooner or later everyone will know


1111. Lying like a dog


1112. Mad as a hatter


1113. Mad as an old wet hen


1114. Main chance


1115. Maintain the status quo


1116. Make a beeline for it


1117. Make a clean breast of it


1118. Make a long story short


1119. Make a mountain out of a molehill


1120. Make haste not waste


1121. Make hay while the sun shines


1122. Make it a bakers dozen and I'll take it


1123. Make no bones about it


1124. Make ones blood boil


1125. Make the fur fly


1126. Makes me mad enough to chew nails and spit out BBs


1127. Makes your hair stand straight on end


1128. Man after his own heart


1129. Man does not live by bread alone


1130. Man of few words


1131. Man's inhumanity to man


1132. Many a slip from the cup to the lip


1133. Many are called but few are chosen


1134. Many hands make light work


1135. Mark my words


1136. Maxims are the condensed good sense of nations


1137. May as well, I can't dance


1138. Mean as a junkyard dog


1139. Meaner than a piney woods rooter


1140. Meaner than a rattlesnake


1141. Meet your maker


1142. Meet your waterloo


1143. Men's evil manners live in brass; their virtues we write in water


1144. Mess with fire and you will get burned


1145. Mickey Finn


1146. Middle of the road


1147. Mighty oaks from little acorns grow


1148. Milk of human kindness


1149. Mind over matter


1150. Mind your own beeswax


1151. Mind your Ps and Qs


1152. Mischievous as a cat


1153. Misery loves company


1154. Money burns a hole in your pocket


1155. Money can't by happiness


1156. Money doesn't grow on trees


1157. Money follows money


1158. Money is the root of all evil


1159. Monkey see, monkey do


1160. Monkey's uncle


1161. More or less


1162. More problems than Carter has little liver pills


1163. More stubborn than a mule


1164. More than I bargained for


1165. More trouble than it's worth


1166. Morning - Glory


1167. Moving at a snail's pace


1168. Moving like dead lice are falling off of you


1169. Much ado about nothing


1170. Muddier that a pig sty


1171. Mum's the word


1172. Must have a hole in the head


1173. My crow is the blackest


1174. Name your poison


1175. Neat as a pin


1176. Needle in a haystack


1177. Needless to say


1178. Neither a borrower nor a lender be


1179. Neither here nor there


1180. Nervous as a long tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs


1181. Never a borrower or a lender be


1182. Never bite the hand that feeds you


1183. Never give a sucker a break


1184. Never mix business with pleasure


1185. Never say die


1186. Never say never


1187. Never the twains shall meet


1188. Never to old to learn


1189. New beginnings - old endings


1190. Nice as pie


1191. Nip and tuck


1192. Nip it in the bud


1193. No common horse sense


1194. No dice


1195. No man can lounge into success


1196. No man is an island


1197. No matter how far you go, there you are


1198. No monkey business


1199. No need to reinvent the wheel


1200. No news is good news


1201. No one can make you feel inferior without your consent


1202. No one is so blind as those that don't want to see


1203. No pain no gain


1204. No rest for the wicked


1205. No rhyme or reason


1206. No skin off my nose


1207. No use beating a dead horse


1208. No use closing the barn door when the horse is already out


1209. Noisy as a new saddle


1210. Nose running off my face


1211. Nose runs like a spring branch


1212. Not a hair out of place


1213. Not fit to hold a candle


1214. Not overdrawn, just under deposited


1215. Not right now my mind is tuned out


1216. Not the ill wind which blows no man to good


1217. Nothing can need a lie


1218. Nothing is certain but death and taxes


1219. Nothing ventured, nothing gained


1220. Now honey that is to much sugar for a dime


1221. Now is the winter of discontent


1222. Now that's a knee slapper


1223. Nutty as a fruitcake


1224. Nutty as a peach orchard boar


1225. Nutty as a squirrel


1226. O ye, of little faith


1227. Odd and ends


1228. Odd man out


1229. Of the first order


1230. Off his rocker


1231. Off the record


1232. Off the wall


1233. Off with his head


1234. Oh how time fly's when you are having fun


1235. Oh that way madness lies


1236. Oh what tangle web we weave, when first we practice to deceive


1237. Oh, your grandmother was most particular


1238. Oil and water don't mix


1239. Okay


1240. Okey dokey


1241. Old as Methuselah


1242. Old habits die hard


1243. Old hat


1244. Old so n' so kicked the bucket


1245. Old stamping ground


1246. Older than dirt


1247. Older than father time


1248. Older than the creek


1249. On a wing and a prayer


1250. On him/her like white on rice


1251. On the ball


1252. On the QT's


1253. On the rocks


1254. On the shoulders of a giant


1255. On the skids


1256. On the spur of the moment


1257. On tinderhooks


1258. Once bitten twice shy


1259. Once in a blue moon


1260. Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more


1261. One bad apple don't spoil the whole bunch


1262. One brick short of a load


1263. One bubble short of plum


1264. One foot in the grave


1265. One for the road


1266. One man's meat is another man's poison


1267. One man's trash is another man's treasure


1268. One sandwich short of a picnic


1269. Only the good die young


1270. Open mouth, insert foot


1271. Out behind the wood shed


1272. Out like a light


1273. Out of sight out of mind


1274. Out of sorts


1275. Out of the coals and into the fire


1276. Out of the jaws of death


1277. Out of the mouths of babes come all wise sayings


1278. Out on a limb


1279. Out with the old and in with the new


1280. Over the hill


1281. Over the top


1282. Oysters are not good in months that have not and R in them


1283. Pack it in


1284. Paddle your own canoe


1285. Pain in the neck


1286. Paint the town red


1287. Pale as a ghost


1288. Paper tiger


1289. Pat on the back


1290. Patience of Jobe


1291. Pearls of wisdom


1292. Peeping Tom


1293. Penny for your thoughts


1294. Penny wise, dollar foolish


1295. People are dying today that have never died before


1296. People in hell want ice-water too


1297. Perseverance moves mountains or tunnels them


1298. Peter Out


1299. Physician heal thyself


1300. Pig headed as a mule


1301. Pigs ear


1302. Pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered


1303. Pin money


1304. Pink Elephant


1305. Pipe down


1306. Pipe dream


1307. Piping hot


1308. Play by ear


1309. Play it again Sam


1310. Play the race card


1311. Play with matches and you will get burned


1312. Plum tuckered out


1313. Poor as a church house mouse


1314. Poor baby, cry me a hand full of tears


1315. Poorer than dirt


1316. Potty mouth


1317. Practice makes perfect


1318. Practice what you preach


1319. Pretty as a calico cat


1320. Pretty as a new wagon


1321. Pretty as a peach


1322. Pretty as a picture


1323. Pretty as a speckled pup under a red wagon


1324. Pretty is as pretty does


1325. Pride goeth before a fall


1326. Principles are useless, unless embodied in action


1327. Proof is in the pudding


1328. Protective as a mother hen


1329. Proud as a peacock


1330. Pull the wool over your eyes


1331. Pulled on like an old sock


1332. Pure as mother's milk


1333. Put any stock in it


1334. Put up your dukes


1335. Put your mouth where your money is


1336. Quality of mercy is not strained


1337. Quality time


1338. Queer as a three-dollar bill


1339. Quick as a banty rooster


1340. Quick as a bumblebee


1341. Quick as a wink


1342. Quick as lighting


1343. Quick on the draw


1344. Quicker than a New York minute


1345. Quicker than a rabbit


1346. Quicker than a striped lizard on hot asphalt


1347. Quicker than greased lightening


1348. Quid pro quo


1349. Quiet as a mouse


1350. Quit your bellyaching


1351. Rack and ruin


1352. Rack my brain


1353. Rack of bones


1354. Rain on you


1355. Raining cats and dogs


1356. Raise his hackles


1357. Raising cain


1358. Ran like a scalded dog


1359. Rank and file


1360. Rat race


1361. Read something into it


1362. Read the riot act


1363. Real McCoys


1364. Red as a beet


1365. Red as a rooster's comb


1366. Red as a turkey's snout


1367. Red letter day


1368. Red skies at night, a sailor's delight - Red skies in the morning sailors warning


1369. Red tape


1370. Rest in peace


1371. Rest on your laurels


1372. Resting on a bed of hot coals


1373. Revenge is best served cold


1374. Revenge is sweet


1375. Right as rain


1376. Ring around the moon, storm coming soon


1377. Ring down the curtain


1378. Rise and shine


1379. Roars like a lion


1380. Robbing Peter to pay Paul


1381. Rode hard and put away wet


1382. Rode hard and put out to pasture


1383. Roger dogger


1384. Roll with the punches


1385. Rolled off his tongue and went across town


1386. Rolling stone gathers no moss


1387. Root hog or die


1388. Rotten to the core


1389. Rough as a cob


1390. Rule of thumb


1391. Rules are made to be broken


1392. Run like a scalded dog


1393. Run like a spotted ape


1394. Run like the wind


1395. Run of the mill


1396. Running after a shadow is a wearisome race


1397. Running around like a chicken with its head cut off


1398. Running like the hound of Hades was on him


1399. Ryme nor reason


1400. Sadder but wiser


1401. Safe rather than sorry


1402. Salt of the earth


1403. Save for a rainy day


1404. Saved by the bell


1405. Saving face or losing face


1406. Say what you mean and mean what you say


1407. Scarce as hen's teeth


1408. Scared as a rabbit


1409. Scared as a rabbit in a fox hole


1410. Scared out of my wits


1411. Scott free


1412. Screaming like a banshee


1413. Screaming your lungs out


1414. Secure as a house of cards


1415. Seeing is believing


1416. Seek and you shall find


1417. Seize the day


1418. Seize the moment


1419. Selling a pig in a poke


1420. Serious as a heart attack


1421. Sets ones teeth on edge


1422. Sew a stitch on Sunday and when you get to Heaven you'll have to take the stitches out with your nose


1423. Sew wild oats all week long - pray for a bad crop on Sunday


1424. Shake a leg


1425. Shake his hand and count your fingers


1426. Share and share alike


1427. Sharp as a razor


1428. Sharp as a tack


1429. Sharp as a tic


1430. She can't help being ugly but she could have stayed home


1431. She don't know any better


1432. She is 2 ax handles wide


1433. She is a clinging vine


1434. She is a cutie pie


1435. She is a diddy-wah-dossey


1436. She is a ring tail tooter


1437. She is gonna have a hissie fit


1438. She is just a weeping willow


1439. She looks like a unmade bed


1440. She paints with a wide brush


1441. She was so ugly they had to tie a pork chop around her neck to get the dog to play with her


1442. She will talk to a wooden Indian


1443. She'll do she just won't do right


1444. She's my sunshine


1445. She's not working with a full deck


1446. Ship shape


1447. Shut my jaws


1448. Sick as a dog


1449. Sight for sore eyes


1450. Sign of the times


1451. Sign your John Henry


1452. Silence is golden


1453. Silver tongue Devil


1454. Sink or swim


1455. Sit down and take the load off you feet


1456. Sit down and talk a spell


1457. Sit tight


1458. Sitting duck


1459. Six of one and Half a dozen of the other


1460. Skill, not luck, leads to fortune


1461. Skinny as a rail


1462. Sleep like a log


1463. Sleeps sound as a log


1464. Sleepy as a bear


1465. Slick as a bucket of snot


1466. Slick as a cow pie on a flat rock


1467. Slick as a mink


1468. Slick as a whistle, or clean as a whistle


1469. Slicker than a gut


1470. Slicker than a sycamore sapling


1471. Slicker than sin


1472. Slippery as an eel


1473. Sloth is the key of poverty


1474. Slow as a broke clock


1475. Slow as a snail


1476. Slow as Christmas


1477. Slow as dead lice


1478. Slow as dripping syrup


1479. Slower than Christmas


1480. Slower than molasses in January


1481. Sly as fox


1482. Slyer than a fox in a chicken coop


1483. Small as a mustard-seed


1484. Smart as a tack


1485. Smart as a whip


1486. Smile and the world smiles with you


1487. Smoke that in your pipe


1488. Smooth as glass


1489. Smooth as silk,


1490. Snug as a bug in a rug


1491. So broke that if it took a quarter to leave town, you couldn't cross the street


1492. So country he still has cordwood on his breath


1493. So sweet honey was dripping off of her tongue


1494. So tight he squeaks


1495. Soars like an eagle


1496. Sober as a judge


1497. Someone needs a spring tonic


1498. Son of a gun


1499. Sooner get blood out of a stone


1500. Sooner get blood out of a turnip


1501. Sour as a lemon gargle


1502. Sow the wind reap the whirlwind


1503. Sowing his wild oats


1504. Spare the rod and spoil the child


1505. Speak little -- hear much


1506. Speak of the devil and he will appear


1507. Spinning another long cord of yarns


1508. Spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down


1509. Spring cleaning


1510. Squeaky as a rat


1511. Squeal like a stuck pig


1512. Squirt blossom


1513. Steady as a rock


1514. Steeping my life in beauty brings color to my days and a song to my heart


1515. Step on a crack break your mama's back


1516. Stick like glue


1517. Stick like tar


1518. Sticks out like a sore thumb


1519. Stiff as a board


1520. Still water runs deep


1521. Stone cold


1522. Straight as an arrow


1523. Strike while the iron is hot


1524. Strong as an ox


1525. Stronger than a bear's breath


1526. Stronger than an acre of garlic


1527. Stubborn as a mule


1528. Stuck in a rut


1529. Study long study wrong


1530. Success comes through a clear, strong purpose


1531. Sure as night follows day


1532. Sweet tooth


1533. Sweeter than honey


1534. Tacky tongued


1535. Tail between your legs


1536. Take a back seat


1537. Take a chill pill


1538. Take a hike


1539. Take a load off your feet


1540. Take a rain check


1541. Take a shine to


1542. Take him down a peg


1543. Take the bit between your teeth


1544. Take the bitter with the sweet


1545. Take the bull by the horn


1546. Take the wind out of your sails


1547. Take with a pinch of salt


1548. Taken back


1549. Takes one to know one


1550. Talk is cheap


1551. Talking to the walls


1552. Talks in circles


1553. Tall as a tree


1554. Taller than a tall pine


1555. Tattle - tell, tattle - tell you're going to grow a big ol' tail


1556. Tender as a mother's love


1557. That boy is shy a few cards of a full deck


1558. That is a hair brain idea


1559. That is a horse of a different color


1560. That is music to my ears


1561. That is my cross to bear


1562. That is par for the course


1563. That is the day we part company


1564. That is the last straw


1565. That is the long and short of it


1566. That is the way the cookie crumbles


1567. That is water under the bridge


1568. That just slipped off your tongue


1569. That makes me want to puke


1570. That makes me whopping mad


1571. That meal was larrupin good


1572. That old dog don't hunt


1573. That probably stuck in his craw


1574. That road leads to nowhere


1575. That takes the cake


1576. That's a bitter pill to swallow


1577. That's a new wrinkle on my old horn


1578. That's about as stupid as a screen door on a submarine


1579. That's all folks


1580. That's it in a nutshell


1581. That's the best thing since sliced bread


1582. That's your ball of wax


1583. The back of beyond


1584. The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, They must be felt by the heart


1585. The best things come in small packages


1586. The best things in life are free


1587. The bigger the better


1588. The blind leading the blind


1589. The boss isn't always right, but he's always the boss


1590. The buck stops here


1591. The building that needs props is sure to fall


1592. The call of the wild


1593. The cats meow


1594. The chance of anything happening today is nare to nothing


1595. The course of true love never runs smooth


1596. The cupboard is as bare as old mother Hubbard's cupboard


1597. The cure is worst than the disease


1598. The devil is in the detail


1599. The devil take the hindmost


1600. The die is cast


1601. The difference between men and boys are the size of their toys


1602. The early bird catches the worm


1603. The exception of which proves the rule


1604. The face that launch a thousand ships


1605. The fat is in the fire


1606. The female of the species is more deadly than the male


1607. The first hen to cackle is the one that laid the egg


1608. The game is afoot


1609. The game is up


1610. The good die young


1611. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence


1612. The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world


1613. The hurrier I go the behinder I get


1614. The kid can tear up an anvil with a rubber hammer


1615. The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing


1616. The light was on, but nobody was home


1617. The live-long day


1618. The long and short of it


1619. The more the merrier


1620. The more things change the more they stay the same


1621. The night is far gone, the day is at hand


1622. The only sure thing is death and taxes


1623. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself


1624. The only way to have a friend is to be one


1625. The ox is in the ditch


1626. The palest ink is stronger than the strongest memory


1627. The path of darkness may not reach the light


1628. The path of light is easiest found by looking up


1629. The pen is mightier than the sword


1630. The perfect age is somewhere between old enough to know better and young enough not to care


1631. The road is going to be a slick as a jar full of eels


1632. The road is going to be as greasy as a greased pig in the sunshine


1633. The road to Hell is paved with good intentions


1634. The secret of success is constancy of purpose


1635. The sky is the limit


1636. The squeaky wheel gets the grease


1637. The straw that broke the camel's back


1638. The snow is falling


1639. The sun is going down


1640. The truth shall set you free


1641. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach


1642. The wolf is at the front door


1643. The worm has turned


1644. Their family tree don't branch


1645. There ain't going to be any hanky panky going on around here


1646. There is a hunters moon tonight


1647. There is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow


1648. There is a silver lining in behind every cloud


1649. There is always room upstairs


1650. There is blood on the moon


1651. There is more than one way to skin a cat


1652. There is no failure for the good and the wise


1653. There is no place like home


1654. There is only one happiness in life, to love and be loved


1655. There is something rotten in Denmark


1656. There may be snow on the roof, but there is still fire in the furnace


1657. There will be frost on the pumpkin tonight


1658. They are double trouble


1659. They are thick as thieves


1660. They fought a good fight


1661. They just go hog wild


1662. They will fight tooth and nail


1663. Thicker than a bull's hide


1664. Thicker than fleas on a dogs back


1665. Thicker than thieves


1666. Things started on Friday are never finished


1667. This place looks like a pig's sty


1668. Those we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us, or we find it not


1669. Those who laugh a lot live longer


1670. Thought is the oil of the mind - worry is the acid that destroys it


1671. Three sheets to the wind


1672. Throw another log on the fire


1673. Throw the key in the water bucket and keep on going


1674. Tie the knot


1675. Tight as a tick


1676. Tight as bark on a tree


1677. Tighter than old Dick's hatband


1678. Till the chickens come home to roost


1679. Till the cows come home


1680. Time for the bullwhip


1681. Time has run out


1682. Time heals all wounds


1683. Time in a bottle


1684. Time is passing me by


1685. Time is the enemy of men


1686. Time is ticking


1687. Time to bite the bullet


1688. Time to hit the sack


1689. Time to hit the saddle


1690. Time to meet your maker


1691. Time to put him out to pasture


1692. Time to rest my dogs


1693. Time to slap leather


1694. Time to turn over a new leaf


1695. Time's a wasting


1696. Tit for tat


1697. To everything there is a season


1698. To hot to tango and to old to stroll


1699. To live without loving is not really to live


1700. To pooped to pop and to old to stroll


1701. Too big for your britches


1702. Too many cooks spoil the broth


1703. Toot your own horn


1704. Touched in the head


1705. Tough as an old boot


1706. Tough as old leather


1707. Tough row to hoe


1708. True blue


1709. Truth is stranger than fiction


1710. Turn a blind eye


1711. Turn away the weary trader and your heart will turn to stone


1712. Twenty [or Forty) miles of bad road


1713. Twisted like a pretzel


1714. Two are better than one - If one falls down, his friend can help him up


1715. Two bits short of a dollar


1716. Two heads are better than one


1717. Two left feet


1718. Two of a kind


1719. Two plus two equals two - Two plus two should equal four


1720. Two's company; three's a crowd


1721. Ugly as a mud fence


1722. Ugly as sin


1723. Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown


1724. Up a blind alley


1725. Up the creek without a paddle


1726. Upper crust


1727. Use it or loose it


1728. Use it up, make do or do without


1729. Useless as a bucket with no bottom


1730. Useless as a dry milk cow


1731. Useless as a dry well


1732. Useless as teats on a bore hog


1733. Vanished into thin air


1734. Variety is the spice of life


1735. Vent your anger


1736. Vicious Circle


1737. Virtue is its own reward


1738. Wait broke the bridge


1739. Wait with bated breath


1740. Waiting for the other shoe to drop


1741. Wake up and smell the coffee


1742. Walk a mile in his shoes


1743. Walk on eggs


1744. Walk the plank


1745. Walk the shadows is to leave the light


1746. Walk the walk and talk the talk


1747. Want what you have and you will have what you want


1748. Warm as toast


1749. Waste not, want not


1750. Watch pot never boils


1751. Watch the pennies, the dollars will take care of themselves


1752. Water over the dam


1753. Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink


1754. We are all in the same boat


1755. We are going to have a knee slapping good time


1756. We are going to have a mess of fish


1757. We are not amused


1758. We have seen better days


1759. We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope


1760. We will cross that bridge when we get there


1761. Weak as water


1762. Weak in the knees


1763. Wear your heart on your sleeve


1764. Welcome as the plaque


1765. Welcome with open arms


1766. Well healed


1767. Well I swear


1768. Well now if that don't beat all


1769. Well slap me naked and hide my clothes


1770. Well that sinks the duck


1771. Were you born in a barn


1772. Wet behind the ears


1773. Wet blanket


1774. Wet your whistle


1775. Wetter than a drowned rat


1776. Wetter than a wharf rat


1777. What a tangled web we weave, when we practice to deceive


1778. What blows in on a ill wind


1779. What goes around comes around


1780. What goes up must come down


1781. What in the compound cat hair do you want me to do


1782. What is the rigmarole about


1783. What the cat dragged in and the kittens wouldn't have


1784. What will be, will be


1785. What you don't know can't hurt you


1786. What's done is done


1787. What's good for the goose is good for the gander


1788. What's up doc


1789. When all is said and done


1790. When elephants fly


1791. When God handed out brains you must have been out to lunch


1792. When Hell freezes over


1793. When it rains it pours


1794. When pigs fly


1795. When sorrows come, they come not single spies, but in battalions


1796. When the cat is away the mice will play


1797. When the cows come home


1798. When the creek runs dry


1799. When the fox preaches watch your geese


1800. When the going gets tough the tough get going


1801. When they were passing out brains, he was out plowing the south 40


1802. When they were passing out brains, he/she hid behind the door


1803. When they were passing out brains, he/she thought they said pains and didn't take any


1804. When they were passing the brains out, he thought they said TRAINS


1805. When you chase a shadow you run from the light


1806. When you got it, flaunt it


1807. When you lie down with dogs, you are going to get fleas


1808. Where there is a will there is a way


1809. Where there is life there is hope


1810. Where there is much there is brass


1811. Where there is no vision, the people perish'


1812. Where there is smoke , there is fire


1813. Whether you think you can or think you can't - You are right


1814. While you live, tell truth and shame the devil


1815. Whippersnapper


1816. Whipping boy


1817. Whistling children and cackling hen leave no room for gentlemen


1818. Whistling woman and crowing hen never come to a good end


1819. White as a sheet


1820. White elephant


1821. Who's hauling those logs


1822. Why don't you just cry me a hand full of tears


1823. Wide birth


1824. Wider than a barn


1825. Wider than the Mississippi


1826. Wild goose chase


1827. Willy Nilly


1828. Win one for the Gipper


1829. Win the battle and lose the war


1830. Winners never quit and quitters never win


1831. Wins hand down


1832. Wise old owl


1833. Wish in one hand and spit in the other and see which one fills up first


1834. With age comes wisdom


1835. With bells on


1836. With flying colors


1837. Wolf in sheep's clothing


1838. Work and thou shalt have


1839. Worn to a frazzel


1840. Worry wart


1841. Worst than a cloudy mind


1842. Worst than stink on a skunk


1843. Wreak Havoc


1844. Wrinkled like a prune


1845. X- Marks the spot


1846. X that out


1847. X-mas


1848. Yankee Dime


1849. You ain't just whistlin dixie


1850. You are a dead duck


1851. You are a dirty double dealing no good low down skunk


1852. You are a sour pickle


1853. You are a thorn in my side


1854. You are acting like a child


1855. You are adding insult to injury


1856. You are as good as the best and better than the rest


1857. You are full of piss and vinegar


1858. You are going to be pushing up daisies


1859. You are going to bite off more than you can chew


1860. You are going to get my dander up


1861. You are going to have to eat crow


1862. You are going to have to eat humble pie


1863. You are in way over your head


1864. You are only as good as your word


1865. You are right it gets in your blood


1866. You are what you eat


1867. You are your brother's keeper


1868. You aren't getting up until you say uncle


1869. You can buy it for a song


1870. You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar


1871. You can lead a horse to pasture but you can't make him eat


1872. You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink


1873. You can stand up or wallow in your own self pity


1874. You can tell a tree by the fruit it bears


1875. You can't get water out of a rock


1876. You can't help anyone till you help yourself


1877. You can't judge a book by its cover


1878. You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear


1879. You can't mend a broken heart with a silver thread


1880. You can't teach an old dog new tricks


1881. You can't trust him as far as you can throw him


1882. You don't give me the right of time


1883. You don't know diddly squat


1884. You don't stop laughing because you grow old, you grow old because you stop laughing


1885. You drive a hard bargain


1886. You got that right


1887. You have a real tear jerker there


1888. You have to give before you can get


1889. You have to sow before you can reap


1890. You have won half the battle


1892. You just hit the nail on the head


1893. You just spun your own web


1894. You keep me in suspenders


1895. You live in a fools paradise


1896. You look as you've been dragged through a hedge backwards


1897. You look like someone who just shot your dog


1898. You reap what you sow


1899. You silly goose


1900. You wouldn't be happy is you were hung with a new rope


1901. Young Whippersnapper


1902. Your name is mud


1903. You're dirtier than the Mississippi and twice as crooked


1904. You're eyes are bigger than your stomach


1905. You're not just a tooting


1906. You're nothing but a snake in the grass


1907. You're number is up and time to cash in the chips


1908. You're still wet behind the ears


1909. You're treading deep water


1910. Youth looks ahead, old age looks back and middle age looks tired


1911. You've got till sundown


1912. You've never had it so good


1915. Zip your mouth shut


1916. Zip your zipper
If in doubt, leave it out





Dont cry over spilt milk





There's many a slip between the cup and the lip





Keep your friends close and your enemies closer





People living in glass houses shouldnt throw stones





Let sleeping dogs lie





You make the bed , you lie in it
1.An enemy of my enemy is a friend


2.Loose lips sink ships


3.Take time to make time


4.Too many cooks spoil the broth


5.Too many Chiefs not enough Indians


6.One for all, all for one


7.Tighter than a fishes ***...or...Tighter than a drum


8.Veni Vidi Vici (i think is the latin) I Came, I saw, I conquered (i think is the translation)


9.Time flys when your having fun


10.Sweet as sugar?


11.Romeo, Romeo, where art thou Romeo?
Thank the Good Lord I looked before I started writtin', now I won't have to write sooo much! I didn't really look too close,


so I'll write a couple just in case. Probably got the grass is greener one, so how about, Don't lick a gift horse in the mouth! Sweeter than pie! or one of mine, It's not your smile I like, it that come to me attitude! or You are the grease in my collard greens! not sure you can hear things and not be payin' attention but it makes it to the noggin' and ya think its yours!


Any how ya have a great 4th....';Wake up America!'; One thousand nine hundred and sixteen! Well ';I don't stand a snowballs chance in hell, do I?'; Guess that's what I get for just pullin' things outta my web site on my shoulders!
Here are a few classics:





A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush


A day late and a dollar short


A fool and his money are soon parted


A job worth doing is worth doing well


A penny saved is a penny earned


A place for everything and everything in its place


A watched pot never boils


Absence makes the heart grow fonder





For a more complete list (1916 of them to be exact) with some lesser known sayings, see here:


http://newtontxnetwork.com/tour/oldsay/
';When the well's dry, we know the worth of water.';





';鈥n this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.';





';Love your neighbor, but don鈥檛 pull down your hedge.';





';Three may keep a secret if two of them are dead.';





';Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.';





';Nothing but money is sweeter than honey.';





';Poverty wants some things, luxury many things, avarice all things.';





';Diligence is the Mother of Good Luck.';





';Hunger never saw bad bread.';





';Eat to live, and not live to eat.';





';Keep your mouth wet, feet dry.';





';To lengthen thy life, lessen thy meals.';





';Hot thins, sharp things, sweet things, old things


All rot the teeth, and make them look like old things.';





';Dine with little, sup with less,


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';A full belly makes a dull brain';





';Beware of the young doctor and the old barber.';





';He that lies down with dogs shall rise up with fleas.';





';After 3 days men grow weary, of a wench, a guest and weather rainy.';





';There are three faithful friends,


An old wife, an old dog, and ready money.';





';Teach your child to hold his tongue,


He鈥檒l learn fast enough to speak.';





';Let thy child鈥檚 first lesson be obedience


And the second may be what thou wilt.';





';Genius without education is like silver in the mine.';





';Little strokes fell great oaks.';





';Eat to please thyself, but dress to please others.';





';To err is human, to repent divine, to persist devilish.';





';The wolf sheds his coat once a year, his disposition never.';





';Who is wise? He that learns from every one.


Who is powerful? He that governs his passions.


Who is rich? He that is content.


Who is that? Nobody.';





';If you have no honey in your pot, have some in your mouth.';
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