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idioms. FOOTBALL: handbags

Handbags

the players are fighting like women,

 women with handbags! 

No punches or anything serious

idioms: FOOTBALL: My mum could have scored that

Football:

My mum could have scored that

the chance to score was very easy. Also known as a "sitter"

Vocabulary: Haberdashery

Haberdashery

A shop or a department of a large store that sells Clothes, pins, threads, etc, used for sewing

Phrasal Verb: Let sb Down

Let somebody Down

to disappoint someone/ to fail someone 

phrasal verb: clam up

Clam up 

to say nothing/ refuse to talk or answer

idioms: To be joined at the hip

To be joined at the hip 

to be very friendly with each other and spend lots of time together

idiom: Know your onions

Know your onions

To know a lot about a particular subject

Phrasal Verbs: SET sth/sb APART

Set sth/sb Apart

Be better than or different from others

Tongue twists: I thought a thought

I thought a thought. But the thought I thought wasn't the thought I thought I thought. 

If the thought I thought had been the thought I thought I wouldn't have thought so much.