idioms

  out of practice (not prepared; not having practiced on a regular basis) Play the piano regularly, or you’ll get out of practice. I love to dance, but I’m a little out of practice.   envocabulary.com

  out of this world  informal (extremely good, wonderful) Your mother’s cooking tastes out of this world. The house we bought is out of this world.   envocabulary.com

  finger licking good (very tasty) What we want is that the food should be finger-licking good. She prepared a finger licking stew for dinner.     envocabulary.com

  out of the way (remote, far from a city or town) We rented a good place to stay, but it was a bit out of the way. The village was out of the way, so we didn’t go there. (done, dealt with) You can watch TV when your homework …

  in stitches  informal (laugh uncontrollably) The joke had the guests in stitches. He was in stitches, but I wasn’t amused at all. The movie kept me in stitches from beginning to end.     envocabulary.com