Literary Devices

"Some smug slug" is an example of

In the phrase "the whir of the machinery," whir is an example of

"The stormy sea lashed out in anger at the ships" is an example of

The idiom "cool as a cucumber" means

My brother's head is as hard as a rock!

"My dog is as smelly as dirty socks" is an example of

The idiom "His head is in the clouds" means

"The sky misses the sun at night" is an example of

The idiom "time flies" means

"I've told you two million times to clean your room" is an example of

To "let the cat out of the bag" means

"These books weigh a ton" is an example of

"Has the cat got your tongue?" means

The idiom "cut to the chase" means

"Mrs. Phillips feels fabulous on Fridays!" is an example of

"Happy as a clam" means

The idiom "I'm tied up" means

"The moon is a huge pearl in the sky tonight" is a ...

Life doesn't bother me at all, No not at all, No not at all, Life doesn't bother me at all.

The idiom "I'm all ears" means

"Slam, pop, moo, tinkle, wham, fizz" are all examples of

The idiom "Don't roll your eyes at me!" means

"Opportunity knocked on my door" is an example of

This video is an example of

"The longtime friends are like two peas in a pod" means

"The black sheep of the family" is

The idiom "to smell a rat" means

The idiom "I slept like a log" means

"The dry grass raised its face to the sky and pleaded for rain" is an example of

The idiom "Don't lose your head" means