Idioms are a wonderful, and at times wacky, part of everyday speech, and a great number of them involve health, illness and disease. How many do you know? Let's play and find out.
I don't know why, but I always like hearing different idioms and learning about them. Here's how it works: you fill in the blank of the sentence by choosing what choice it is.
One of the joys of Christmas is watching stage shows that feature Christmas scenes, often with song. Here are ten examples, many of which may be more familiar from the movie version of the show.
It's the Restaurant at the End of all Universes, the place where fantasy and mythology become alive. Unfortunately, the cook has been a bit tipsy today and so a few mishaps happened. Can you unravel the carnage?
I recently inherited what is probably the greatest collection of "Dogs Playing Poker" art in the world. I will give details of each painting, and you must figure out the artist that appraisers believe most likely painted each picture.
You're about to open a large, international restaurant. The chefs are ready, and the food, drinks and tables have arrived. All you need to do is proofread the menus. Can you spell your way out of a wet profiterole?
Mythology is full of legends about heroes overcoming impossible odds to succeed in their mission. Team NVNG invites you to follow in their footsteps in this set of questions.
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