Idioms Starting with "S"

Said when someone appears unexpectedly after being mentioned.

To become very upset or angry, often in a childish manner.

To treat oneself to a drink, especially rum, as a reward for hard work.

To divide a difficult issue or problem into two parts, often leading to a compromise.

To reach a compromise by finding a middle ground between two parties.

A warning that significant plot details will be revealed.

Exactly right or accurate.

To take on too many responsibilities, leading to poor performance.

A person who is young or lacks experience.

To quickly recall or think of something.

This phrase does not have a recognized meaning in English.

To do something impulsively or without prior planning.