Idioms

1. An open book; someone who is easy to understand in actions and words, and hides very little from others 2. Do a Deep Dive; to go to a greater level of detail and complexity in a discussion or topic 3. Fight fire with fire; to combat a problem or challenge with similar or opposing tactics 4.Get off on the wrong foot; to start something poorly or on a negative tone, possibly causing tension 5. Have a gut feeling; to have a strong intuition or sense about something 6. In a nutshell; briefly or concisely 7. In hot water; in trouble or in a difficult situation 8. It's not rocket science; something that is not really that complicated or difficult to understand 9. Keeping my head above water; I’m barely managing or surviving the tasks at hand 10. Keeping my head above water; I’m barely managing or surviving the tasks at hand 11. Miss the boat; to miss an opportunity 12. Nip something in the bud; to stop something in its early stages 13. Playing with fire; taking a risk or engaging in risky behavior 14. Rain on someone's parade; to ruin someone's plans or mood 15. Roll with the punches; to adapt to or handle difficult situations 16. Shoot yourself in the foot; to harm or sabotage oneself or one's own interests 17. Sitting on the fence; being undecided or neutral 18. Stab someone in the back; to betray or deceive someone 19. The cream of the crop; the best of a group or selection 20. Toot your own horn; say great things about yourself 21. Two peas in a pod; very similar or closely related 22.Wet behind the ears; inexperienced or naive