Idiom #2
To “beat around the bush” is to avoid direct communication when broaching a topic or answering a question.  Beating around the bush can be accomplished in a number of ways—using allusions, implicatures, tangents, rabbit trails, double negatives, answering questions with questions, giving tons of history and context, apologizing for things before you say what [...]

Idiom #1
A Little History
This is my first idiom post so I chose “hazard a guess”—an figure of speech that I couldn’t BELIEVE my friends didn’t know.  I then told myself I should start taking note of all idioms I use.
Hazard
A hazard is defined as a risk or a danger.  Bad definition cause they are basically [...]