By: Edgar Estrada, Sergio Martinez, and Taylor Moulton Period 2B Idioms.

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By: Edgar Estrada, Sergio Martinez, and Taylor Moulton Period 2B Idioms

Definition A group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words(Google dictionary).

In other words… Saying a phrase that means something other than its literal meaning.

Examples and their meaning Don’t Spill the Beans “To disclose a secret.”

Backseat Driver A backseat driver is a passenger that is not controlling the vehicle, and seems to be uncomfortable with the skills of the driver and/or wants to tutor the driver while the driver is at the wheel.

You Suck A derogatory term that decreases someone’s self esteem for some certain action that one disapproves.

Break A Leg A superstitious way to say 'good luck' without saying 'good luck', but rather the opposite.

How? Pop Culture/Media Commerce (Ads, Products) Entertainment (TV, Movies, Music, Books, News)

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Quiz/ Identification game Instructions: Identify the idioms through the images that are presented. The first person to raise their hand and answer correctly will receive CANDY!!!!

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