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HI All
Explanation for some idioms:

To Monkey Around: do random, unplanned work or activities or spend time idly

Monkey business: mischievous, suspect, dishonest, or meddlesome behaviour or acts

Make a monkey of somone: to make someone look foolish

Busy as a bee: very busy

Bee's knee: an excellent or ideally suitable person or thing

have a bee in your bonnet: a single idea or a thought that remains in one's mind; an obsession

to be in the dog's house: means that someone is angry about something you did (or didn't do).

the hair of the dog: an alcoholic drink supposed to cure a hangover

make a dog's dinner of something: a poor job; a mess; "they made a real dog's breakfast of that job"

knee high to a grasshopper: to be very young

butterflies in stomach: to be very nervous

ants in pants: nervousness and agitation

no room to swing a cat: An awkwardly small, confined space

cat out of the bag: Disclose a secret

put the cat among the pigeons: to do something that causes problems or trouble, or stirr a situation

pigs might fly: A humourous/sarcastic remark, used to indicate the unlikeliness of some event or to mock the credulity of others; for example, "I might make a start on papering the back bedroom tomorrow". "Yes, and pigs might fly".

the place is a pigsty: very untidy, dirty and messy place

make a pig's ear of something: to do something very badly

birdbrain: A person regarded as silly or stupid.

bird's eye view - a situation or topic as if viewed from an altitude or distance

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