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Everyday Life - Leisure & Fun

Master English idioms regarding leisure and fun, like "take the floor" and "have a ball".

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English idioms related to Everyday Life
to paint the town (red)

to go out and drink alcohol, dance, or do whatever one pleases

[phrase]
to ring out the old (year)

to celebrate the end of the year and prepare for a new year

[phrase]
to tickle the ivories

to play the piano, typically in a skillful or enjoyable manner

[phrase]
to hit the airwaves

(of music, shows, etc.) begin broadcasting, typically through radio or television

[phrase]
trick or treat

said by children during Halloween to request candy or other treats from the homeowner

[sentence]
to wet the baby's head

to celebrate the birth of a baby, particularly by having an alcoholic drink

[phrase]
to take the floor

to go out onto a dance floor and start dancing

[phrase]
swishing party

an event in which people, often women, can swap items of clothing or accessories with their friends or acquaintances

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to have a blast

to have a really good time or enjoy oneself tremendously in a specific activity or event

[phrase]
to bust a move

to dance, particularly in a nice way

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to tear up the dance floor

to dance energetically or enthusiastically

[phrase]
to have a ball

to enjoy oneself to a great extent

[phrase]
a whale of time

an extremely enjoyable or thrilling time

[phrase]
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