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S1E2 - Common Phrases Pt. 1
In this episode, Cody and Audrey take you through the history of 10 common phrases, otherwise known as idioms, that people still use today. Gain some linguistic knowledge as to how you "paint the town red", "bite the bullet" or "ride shotgun".
Common Phrases in Part 1
Paint the Town Red
To go out and be reckless. Usually in a drunken state. Cause a debacle.
Running Amok
Describe wild or unruly – but ultimately harmless – behavior
The Third Degree
Describes a rigorous, thorough, or even ruthless interrogation—basically, getting grilled
Barking Up The Wrong Tree
To make the wrong choice; to ask the wrong person; to follow the wrong course.
Raining Cats and Dogs
Raining heavily
Bite the Bullet
Get something imminent done that is unpleasurable or you are not looking forward to
Riding Shotgun
To guard something or someone while in transit; Riding in the front passenger seat of a car
Show Your True Colors
Show one’s true intentions, or personality
The Whole Nine Yards
Give Everything, Do Everything
Turn a Blind Eye
To purposefully ignore something or pretend not to see it