idioms

on the way: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on the trot: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on the loose: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on the front foot: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on the double: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on the bounce: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on the anvil: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on sight: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on one’s last legs: Idiom Meaning and Origin

one’s lips are sealed: Idiom Meaning and Origin

one’s bark is worse than one’s bite: Idiom Meaning and Origin

on end: Idiom Meaning and Origin