English Idioms used to Describe Qualities

English Idioms used to Describe Qualities - Boring or Interesting

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wild and woolly
phrase
(of an experience) filled with excitement and craziness
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to come to life
phrase
to become lively and energetic
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to be all fun and games
phrase
to be extremely pleasant or enjoyable
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like bees to / around a honeypot
phrase
used to refer to a situation in which something appears very attractive to a certain group of people and makes them crave it despite its potential dangers
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more fun than a barrel (full) of monkeys
phrase
describing a situation, activity, or experience that is extremely enjoyable, entertaining, or amusing
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Canterbury tale
noun
a story marked by being too long or dull
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you have not lived
sentence
used to strongly recommend someone to experience a particular thing
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music to one's ears
phrase
something that brings great joy or satisfaction to someone
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feast for / to the eyes‌ / ears
phrase
something that is very pleasant to one's eyes or ears
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heaven on / upon Earth
phrase
a situation or experience that is so blissful, joyful, or perfect that it feels like a piece of heaven or paradise has been brought down to earth
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(as) dull as dishwater
phrase
extremely boring or uninteresting
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all the rage
phrase
of the utmost interest or popularity for a specified time
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to bore sb to tears
phrase
to make someone feel extremely bored, irritated, or frustrated, particularly by talking too much or doing things that annoys them
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to bore the pants off sb
phrase
to make someone feel extremely bored
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a wet weekend
phrase
a dull, boring, or disappointing experience or person
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(as) dry as dust
phrase
extremely lacking in emotion, interest, or excitement
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a barrel of laughs / fun
phrase
a person or thing that is considered a source of fun or entertainment for others
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one-horse town
adjective
(of a town) boring and small, with nothing interesting happening
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