idioms

  hold it (wait, stop, not to move) Hold it a minute; I’m not quite ready. Hold it! What are you doing? Hold it! Stay there and don’t move!   envocabulary.com

  go ape (become very angry) Your mom will go ape if she finds out you’ve been skipping school. The coach went ape because his team lost the game.   envocabulary.com

  hit the hay (go to bed) I feel really sleepy. I’m going to hit the hay after supper. Let’s hit the hay; we need to make an early start tomorrow. Come on, everyone, it’s time to hit the sack. Also, hit the sack     envocabulary.com

  good enough to eat (extremely beautiful) All his paintings are good enough to eat. She looks good enough to eat in her new dress.   envocabulary.com

  mad money (money that you have saved for emergencies or personal use) My father has set aside some mad money just in case. I have saved a little mad money, and I can spend it when I need something.   envocabulary.com