Idioms Starting with "B"

Outdated; old-fashioned; not current or progressive, typically referring to an object, system, or idea.

To do something without someone's knowledge, often with negative intent.

To secretly act without someone's knowledge, usually in a deceitful way.

(Equestrian) A horse that is not responding well to the bit. (Figuratively) To be reluctant, unresponsive, or not fully engaged.

In the position of serving customers in a shop or business.

To be out of touch with current trends or developments.

In a difficult, disadvantageous, or precarious situation.

Referring to the unseen or private aspects of an operation, production, or organization; not publicly visible.

Outdated; old-fashioned; having ideas or methods that are no longer current or relevant.

Late; not on schedule.

Used to introduce a surprising or hard-to-believe statement, suggesting that it is nonetheless true.

Used to emphasize the truth or sincerity of what is being said; 'believe me.'