idioms

    quench your thirst (to drink something to stop feeling thirsty) When it’s hot, it’s best to quench your thirst with water. We stopped at a stream to quench our thirst and refill the bottles. envocabulary.com

  count sheep (to imagine sheep jumping over a fence and counting them, as a way of making yourself go to sleep) I was counting sheep for about half an hour last night until I fell asleep. The doctor advised him not to drink coffee in the afternoon and try …

  cut through like a hot knife through butter (cut something easily) The device can cut through rocks like a hot knife through butter. This chainsaw cuts through wood like a hot knife through butter. envocabulary.com

  clear as day (very easy to see or understand): I can see the kite, clear as day. Your explanation was as clear as day. envocabulary.com

  your heart melts (start to feel love, affection, or sympathy for someone or something) Jane gave him a warm smile, and that melted his heart. Your heart melts when you see children in need of food.     envocabulary.com