anticipation

opening of an envelope: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on the edge of one’s seat: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on pins and needles: Idiom Meaning and Origin

one’s heart in one’s mouth: Idiom Meaning and Origin

measure the drapes: Idiom Meaning and Origin

lick one’s chops: Idiom Meaning and Origin

jump before one is pushed: Idiom Meaning and Origin

hurry up and wait: Idiom Meaning and Origin

hold onto your hat: Idiom Meaning and Origin

hold one’s breath: Idiom Meaning and Origin

here we go: Idiom Meaning and Origin

heavy with child: Idiom Meaning and Origin