the tip of the iceberg
under the weather
up the creek without a paddle
win by a landslide
get wind of something
a small part of a large problem
ill
in trouble
win by a lot of points
overhear something about someone or something (often gossip)
An idiom is a phrase that, when taken as a whole, has a meaning you wouldn't be able to work out from the meanings of the individual words.
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Drag a "meaning" from the right hand column into the central column next to the idiom to which you think it belongs.
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