Idiom

- Common knowledge; everyone has an idea of a particular person or situation.
Example: The scandal on the illicit affair of the boss and the secretary has become known to every Tom, Dick and Harry.

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- To utilize every possible alternative including dishonesty and deceit just to achieve something.
Example: I will do every trick in the book just to win in the upcoming local electoral race.

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- To accept the negative consequence of a mistake; to embrace the adverse effects of a committed mistake or wrong doing.
Example: Carol, you know what you have done so face the music!

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- To have equal access to chances or opportunities; to have the same level of opportunity over a particular thing.
Example: Every employee in an organization has a fair crack of the whip especially on promotion.

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- To stay humble; to maintain humility despite achievement or success.
Example: No matter how far you have gone, no matter how successful you have become always keep your feet on the ground.

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- Something doubtful; suspicious.
Example: I smell something fishy about that meaningful smile.

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- Physically fit; in good health condition; in perfect health.
Example: Albert's mother is fit as a fiddle at 60.

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- Superb quality; exceptional; highest degree of excellence.
Example: Myra prepared for his father a dinner fit for a king.

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- To have an extremely good relationship with other people.
Example: My mother and Mrs. Martha get along famously. They often go shopping together.

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- Getting temperamental during the day with no particular reason.
Example: She's been rather irritable the whole day, must have gotten out of the bed on the wrong side.

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