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full of beans

Lively and energetic; usually for a child

“The kids are FULL OF BEANS today”

full of hot air

Talking without saying anything meaningful

“He's FULL OF HOT AIR”

full of yourself

Arrogant; conceited

“You're SO FULL OF YOURSELF”

full steam ahead

Go quickly or to do something with a lot of energy

“FULL STEAM AHEAD!”

fun and games

Enjoyable activities

“It's all FUN AND GAMES until someone gets hurt”

gain ground

Make progress or advance in a particular area or situation

“The new policy is GAINING GROUND among community leaders”

gala day

A festive celebration

“IT'S A GALA DAY for the community”

game of chicken

A conflict situation in which neither side will back down for fear of seeming cowardly

“They're playing a GAME OF CHICKEN with the deadline”

game of two halves

A situation with two contrasting parts

“It was A GAME OF TWO HALVES”

game plan

A strategy or plan

“We need A BETTER GAME PLAN”

generation gap

The difference in opinions, values, or behavior between younger and older people

“Many family arguments happen because of the GENERATION GAP”

get a charley horse

Develop a cramp in the arm or the leg

“I GOT A CHARLEY HORSE during the run”

get a foot in the door

Get an opportunity or position that can lead to further success

“I just want to GET A FOOT IN THE DOOR”

get a grip

Control your emotions; gain control of a situation

“You need to GET A GRIP on yourself”

get a handle on

Start to understand and deal with a situation or problem

“I'm trying to GET A HANDLE ON this situation”

get a life

Stop wasting a lot of time in useless or boring or trivial works

“You work over 100 hours a week, dude, GET A LIFE”

get a move on

Hurry

“We need to GET A MOVE ON”

get a word in edgewise

Be able to say something while someone else is talking a lot

“I couldn't GET A WORD IN EDGEWISE”

get along

Have a satisfactory relationship with someone

“We don't always GET ALONG”

get away with murder

Do something wrong without punishment

“She GETS AWAY WITH MURDER”

get back to nature

Return to a simpler lifestyle

“We're GETTING BACK TO NATURE”

get bent out of shape

Become angry, upset

“Don't GET BENT OUT OF SHAPE about it”

get carried away

Become overly enthusiastic

“I GOT CARRIED AWAY with the shopping”

get cold feet

Suddenly become nervous or afraid to do something you had planned to do

“I was going to ask her out, but I GOT COLD FEET”