Answered on 25th May, 2018, 40 Views

Sink (Get) teeth Into

To start doing or become involved in something with one's utmost energy, determination, or enthusiasm.

Usage-I'm always looking for a great book to sink my teeth into.

2. No-go

impossible, hopeless, or forbidden.

Usage- "I tried to start the engine again, but it was no go"

3. Tap into (something)

To manage to use something in a way that brings good results.

Usage-We must start tapping into solar energy now.

4. A Ballpark Figure-

A rough numerical estimate or approximation. Ballpark figures are commonly used by accountants, salespersons and other professionals toestimate current or future results.

Usage-Give me a ballpark figure of the growth the company did last year.

5. Rap About-

Talk or chat in an easy and familiar manner.

Usage- We could be here all night rapping about spiritualism.

6. Hit the right nail on the head-

Refers to doing or saying something that is precisely right.

Usage- “You've spotted the flaw, Sally. You hit the nail on the head.”

7. Oomph Factor-

Slang. 1. Spirited vigor: "With stronger muscles, you'll have more oomph for cardio activities" (Suzanne Schlosberg). 2. Physical or sexual attractiveness.

Usage-Behind her long stint in Bollywood, her oomph factor is also responsible.

8. Take Jibe-An insulting remark that is intended to make someone look stupid. Mocking and taunting.

Usage-Twiterrati take a jibe on PM Modi on his new statement about removing corruption from India.

9. Call the Shots- To be the person who controls or organizes a situation.

Usage-You're the boss here – you get to call the shots.

10. To Fritter Away- To squander or disperse piecemeal; waste little by little.

Usage-Stop Betting. Why are you frittering away your father’s hard earned money.