idioms

  acquire a taste (to start to like something over time) I acquired a taste for coffee and I want to keep it. John acquired a taste for sushi when he went to Japan.   acquire a taste – English Vocabulary

  a bunch of baloney (nonsense, lies) I think what he says is a bunch of baloney. In the past, people thought that the universe revolved around the Earth. But now we all know that those ideas were a bunch of baloney.   a bunch of baloney – English Vocabulary

  above the salt (in a more honored position) Although your boss is above the salt, he still treats everyone in a very friendly way. When there is a meeting, he always sits above the salt.   above the salt – English Vocabulary

  a bone to pick with (a disagreement to discuss with) I have a bone to pick with him because he was really messy and never cleaned up. I’ve got a bone to pick with you. Why are you so late every day?   a bone to pick with – …

  a bite to eat (a small meal, something to eat) I’ll pull off at the next stop to grab a bite to eat. Let’s have a bite to eat before we go out.   bite to eat – English Vocabulary