Next TOP 10 POPULAR IDIOMS.

• to keep one's hair on- not to become angry.

-Despite severe provocation he kept his hair on.

• to kick up a row- cause a disturbance.

-The students kicked up a row by demanding better conditions in the college canteen.

• to be a law unto oneself- a person or things that is outside established laws.

-He never listen to anyone. He is a law unto himself.

• to make a mountain out of a molehill- to make a trivial matter seem important.

-Sam failed in Exams by just 1 marks but his mother made a mountain out of a molehill by scolding him.

• a slip of the tongue- a minor error in speaking.
  

- A slip of the tongue made me say Ram instead of Sam.

• put in touch with-to cause or help someone to communicate with someone or something.

-Would you please put me in touch with the main office?

• let the chips fall-to not worry about the effects of your actions.

-We just try to enforce the law fairly and let the chips fall where they may.

• be on cloud nine-to be very happy.

-For a few days after I heard I'd got the job, I was on cloud nine.

• root in- to start a plant growing roots in something.

- I tried to root the plants in sand, but they died. You have to root this kind of tree in very rich soil.