all dressed up and nowhere to go

Prepared (with clothing or otherwise) for an event that does not occur

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all hat and no cattle

Pretentious, full of bluster

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at the drop of a hat

Spontaneously, suddenly

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be in somebody's shoes

to be in the situation that another person is in.

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big girl's blouse

The phrase a big girl's blouse is a British and Australian idiomatic expression which refers to an effeminate or weak man or boy.

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birthday suit

The idiom birthday suit is a slang term for the naked human body.

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boots on the ground

The ground forces actually fighting in a war or conflict at the time of speaking, rather than troops not engaged or being transported to the fighting.

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Clothes make the man

The phrase clothes make the man ids a proverb that means that people are judged according to the way they are dressed.

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fill someone's shoes

The phrase to fill someone's shoes is an idiomatic expression that means to take over someone's function or responsibilities and fulfill them satisfactorily

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handle someone with kid gloves

If you handle someone or something with kid gloves, you treat them delicately or carefully, mainly because of a perceived sensitivity.

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hat in hand

The phrase hat in hand means to ask someone for a favor with humility.

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have a card up your sleeve

If you have a card up your sleeve, have a secret plan that can be used when needed.

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have ants in your pants

The phrase to have ants in your pants is an idiomatic expression that means to be very excited, restless, anxious or worried about something.

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There’s always room for bliss.

Thank You

There’s always room for bliss.