idioms

  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

  cook up a storm  informal (to prepare a large amount of food) Get ready to cook up a storm for the party. My wife was in the kitchen, cooking up a storm.   envocabulary.com

  out of character (not in accord with a person’s character or personality) What he had done at my birthday party was completely out of character. Molly was a nice girl. What could make her behave so out of character?     envocabulary.com