Nature Idioms (Page 1)

List of Nature Idioms

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• A rising tide lifts all boats
• A shallow brook babbles the loudest
• Across the pond
• As cold as stone
• At sea
• Beat the daylights out of someone
• Between a rock and a hard place
• Boil the ocean
• Break the ice
• Clear as mud
• Cliffhanger
• Cuts no ice
• Dead air
• Down-to-earth
• Drop in the ocean
• Four corners of the earth
• Full of hot air
• Grass may be greener on the other side but it's just as hard to mow
• Head for the hills
• Hung the moon
• In broad daylight
• It takes all kinds to make a world
• It's an ill wind that blows no good
• Lay of the land
• Let the dust settle
• Light a fire under
• Make a mountain out of a molehill
• Make waves
• Many moons ago
• Moral high ground
• Mountain to climb
• Move mountains
• Mud in the fire
• Nature abhors a vacuum
• No smoke without fire
• Not the only pebble on the beach
• Old flames die hard
• Older than dirt
• Older than the hills
• On ice
• On the rocks
• Place in the sun
• Pull out of the fire
• Ride with the tide
• Run into the sand
• Scare the daylights out of someone
• Scattered to the four winds
• Sea change
• Sell down the river
• Shed light

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