“Are you full of beans?”

The answers can be “Yes, I am.” or “No, I’m not.”  But…what did they ask you?

The Italian translation isn’t “Sei pieno di fagioli?” but…”sei su di giri?”

What does it mean?

It means unharmed and whole or healthy.

Example: “It was a rough trip, but we got there safe and sound. I’m glad to see you here safe and sound.”

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Idiom: “Pea soup”

Pea soup or pea souper can be used to describe dense fog.

IDIOM definition…..

Idiom: “Never say die”

When someone says “Never Say Die”, it means that you shouldn’t give up hope.

A milk run is a short trip, stopping in a number of places.

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…an English idiom: NO DOG IN THIS FIGHT!If you have no dog in a fight, you are not concerned and will not be affected either way by the outcome of something

Idiom Definitions for ‘Fall at the first fence’ :

if something falls at the first fence,

it goes wrong or fails at the first or an early stage.