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Words to Describe People 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 😊 Amiable: friendly and pleasant to be with 💛 Compassionate: feeling sympathy and wanting to help others 💪 Diligent: showing steady, careful effort 🚀 Ambitious: having a strong desire to succeed 🧠 Astute: quick to understand and judge situations well 🗣️ Candid: honest and straightforward 😤 Arrogant: showing too much pride in yourself 🪨 Stubborn: refusing to change your mind

🔊 Onomatopoeia — Words That Sound Like Their Meaning Buzz — a continuous humming sound, like a bee or an insect (👍) Sizzle — a hissing sound, like something frying in hot oil (❤️) Crash — a loud, sudden sound of something breaking or colliding (🔥) Splash — the sound of liquid hitting something or being disturbed (🥰) Which one's your favourite? Reply with - 👍 ❤️ 🔥 🥰 Read more: www.EnglishWithDev.com

🌃 Sleep Idioms in English Hit the sack — to go to bed; to go to sleep Out like a light — to fall asleep instantly Sleep like a log — to sleep very deeply and soundly Toss and turn — to move restlessly, unable to fall asleep Didn't sleep a wink — didn't sleep at all Up at the crack of dawn — awake and up very early in the morning Which one describes your night? 😴

15 Ways to Say “What Are You Doing?” https://www.englishwithdev.com/2026/10/ways-to-say-what-are-you-doing.html

🐾 Collective Nouns for Animals a pride of lions 🦁 a pack of wolves 🐺 a troop of monkeys 🐒 a crash of rhinoceroses 🦏 a tower of giraffes 🦒 a parliament of owls 🦉 a murder of crows 🐦‍⬛ a charm of finches 🐦 a murmuration of starlings 🐦 a school of fish 🐟 a shoal of fish 🐟 a pod of whales 🐋 a colony of penguins 🐧 a cackle of hyenas 🐕 a dazzle of zebras 🦓 a bloat of hippos 🦛 a coalition of cheetahs 🐆 a business of ferrets 🦦 a kaleidoscope of butterflies 🦋 a swarm of bees 🐝 a colony of ants 🐜 a nest of snakes 🐍 a conspiracy of lemurs 🐒 a gaggle of geese 🪿 a skein of geese in flight 🪿 a mischief of rats 🐀 a scurry of squirrels 🐿️ a leap of leopards 🐆 a drove of pigs 🐖 a sounder of pigs 🐖 🌐 www.EnglishWithDev.com

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Popular Animal Idioms you'll hear all the time Here are 4 idioms every learner should know: 🌧️ It's raining cats and dogs — raining very heavily 🐘 The elephant in the room — an obvious problem nobody wants to mention 🐱 Let the cat out of the bag — to accidentally reveal a secret 🐦 Kill two birds with one stone — to achieve two things with one action 🔗 More Animal Idioms: https://www.englishwithdev.com/2025/06/animal-idioms-meanings-examples.html

*Popular Animal Idioms* you'll hear all the time 🐾 Here are 4 idioms every learner should know: 🌧️ *It's raining cats and dogs* — raining very heavily 🐘 *The elephant in the room* — an obvious problem nobody wants to mention 🐱 *Let the cat out of the bag* — to accidentally reveal a secret 🐦 *Kill two birds with one stone* — to achieve two things with one action 🔗 *More Animal Idioms:* https://www.englishwithdev.com/2025/06/animal-idioms-meanings-examples.html

Complement vs. Compliment — do you know the difference? 🤔 Visit our blog for full explanation 👇 https://www.englishwithdev.com/2026/09/complement-vs-compliment.html

📚 Word of the Day: STIFLE Stifle means to suppress, hold back, or prevent something from being expressed. 💬 “She tried to stifle a laugh during the serious meeting.” A useful English word for describing hidden emotions, creativity, ideas, and reactions.

📚 Word of the Day: Tilde (~) Tilde (~) is a symbol used in writing and computing. Meaning: A mark (~) used to indicate approximation, similarity, or omission, depending on the context. Example: 👉 The journey takes ~2 hours. Here, ~2 hours means approximately 2 hours. Pronunciation: TIL-duh /ˈtɪldə/ 💡 Quick tip: ~ = approximately / about — English with DEV 🔗 EnglishWithDev.com

💔 Word of the Day: Lovelorn Lovelorn means feeling sad or lonely because of unrequited love or because you have no lover.

Bite the bullet 💪 — an English idiom worth knowing! Meaning: To face a difficult, unpleasant, or unavoidable situation with courage and accept that you have to deal with it. 💬 Example: I was nervous about the exam, but I decided to bite the bullet and take it.

☔ Rain Idioms You Should Know in English Want to speak more naturally in English? Learn common rain idioms and phrases, including their meanings and examples, in one easy guide. 👉 Read now: https://www.englishwithdev.com/2023/06/rain-idioms.html

📖 WORD OF THE DAY: PAGE-TURNER Ever read a book that was so exciting you just couldn’t put it down? That’s a page-turner! 🤩📚 🔹 Meaning: A book, film, or story that is so interesting and exciting that it keeps you wanting to read or watch more. 💬 Example: “The mystery novel was such a page-turner that I finished it in one night.”

🐣 Don't count your chickens before they hatch (Idiom) ✨ Meaning: Don't assume that something will definitely happen or that you will succeed before it actually does. Explanation: The idiom warns against being overconfident about future success or rewards. Just as eggs may not all hatch into chickens, your plans or expectations may not always turn out as hoped. Example Sentence: I know you've applied for the job, but don't count your chickens before they hatch.

Idiom: Green with Envy 🟢 Meaning: Feeling very jealous or envious of someone else's success, possessions, or good fortune. Example Sentences: 1. She was green with envy when her friend bought a brand-new sports car. 2. Everyone was green with envy after seeing his dream holiday photos.

Idiom: Think on your feet 💬 Meaning: To think quickly and make good decisions in a difficult or unexpected situation without having much time to prepare. Example in a conversation: A: The presenter handled all those unexpected questions really well. B: Yes, she can really think on her feet!