Idioms Starting with "B"

it's preferable to stick with a familiar situation, even if it's not ideal, rather than risk the unknown

To be in a difficult situation where one must choose between two equally dangerous or destructive options, referencing the mythological sea monsters.

To be in a difficult situation where one must choose between two equally unpleasant or unfavorable options.

in a critical or dangerous state where survival is uncertain

To be in a difficult situation where one must choose between two equally unpleasant or dangerous options.

To be caught in a situation where one is under pressure from two opposing forces or options, with no easy way out.

In the midst of things; during the course of events; while something else is happening, often implying a brief pause or transition.

referring to the period of time between two significant wars

Said when imparting confidential information that is not to be shared with anyone else; strictly between us.

In an intermediate or uncertain position or state; neither one thing nor the other.

surpassing one's greatest hopes or expectations

Having become too serious or annoying to be considered humorous or acceptable any longer.