Health idioms

If you're looking for a snack, go talk to Jenny — she likes sugary foods, so she probably keeps candy bars in her desk.

• sweat tooth

• sweet tooth

• sweet teeth

• sweat teeth

That horror movie you're going to see is pretty gory. I hope you have a strong _____!

You will feel better if you get it off your ____.

I can't recognize and understand what this is reminding me of.

• get it off my chest

• put my finger on

• feel it in my bones

• break the ice

Something bad is going to happen tonight — I can feel it intuitively.

• do impression

• get it off my chest

• put words into my mouth

• feel it in my bones

I never said you were lazy—stop putting words in my ____!

I was so nervous about meeting Samantha's parents for the first time, but her dad immediately reduced shyness by asking about my car, and everything went great after that.

• did impressions

• broke the ice

• got that off my chest

• put my finger on

He said he loved her, but he actually had no _____ of marrying her.

I hated living in London, and I started getting impatient about it, and decided to move to Mexico.

• hit the jackpot

• have no intention of

• itchy feet

• itchy foot

Stop wasting your money on lottery tickets—it's not like you'll ever hit the _____.