The following are colloquialisms/idioms written in their literal form. Try to find all four.
Example: A Panthera Pardus is incapable of altering its texture. (A leopard can't change its spots)
A colorless crystalline carbon existing within a uncouth environment.
Descending in the manner of the order of Diptera.
A late pop singer has departed from the premises.
To be delivered by metallic object that brings forth a great ringing noise.
A Diamond in the Rough--A term referring to someone with good character, but lacking social grace.
Dropping like flies--This means to lose attention or become bored easily. It can also mean for a large number of people to get sick very rapidly.
Elvis has left the building--It was an announcement made at the end of Elvis' concerts to get fans to leave. It is now used when a major event has ended.
Saved by the bell--Now used when someone is in trouble, and is saved by an unrelated cause.
Revert to the first quadrilateral of equal sides and angles.
One suffering from Macular Degeneration guiding one with less than 1/10 of normal vision.
Restrain your multiple Equus caballus.
The writing utensil containing small amounts of ink is more puissant than the iron hand-held weapon.
The following are colloquialisms/idioms written in their literal form. This time though, there are only three that you need to find.
In the general area, but failing to acquire the roll of tobacco.
Please pardon my accidental use of a romance language derived from Latin.
Direct your attention to the melodic tones currently occurring.
The following word pairs are anagrams which can be combined to form the name of an animal or insect. Try to figure. 1. Log, Rail 2. Lone, Tape 3. Cot, Soup 4. Moral, Dial
The following word pairs are anagrams which can be combined to form the name of an animal.Try to figure it out.
Zeal, Gel
Neat, Help
Boa, Luff
Bow, Mat
Evil, Owner
