Nauman Anwar

When you bark up the wrong tree, it means you could pursue a mistaken course or take action completely about the reason for something. From … Read More

When someone has Ants In Your Pants, it shows they are restless, fidgety, and often unable to sit still. This common English idiom is used … Read More

Pookie is a cute, affectionate, and playful term of endearment for a loved one, whether a partner, friend, or pet, similar to babe or honey, … Read More

From my experience, Go Big Go Home means an encouragement to put maximum effort, be bold and ambitious, and commit fully to each task, while … Read More

From my personal experience, Dig In works in everyday English as a phrase shaped by context, sounding natural in conversation, whether at work or home, … Read More

When we realize that the past is past, we understand that events that have already happened cannot be changed. This idea is urging people to … Read More

When you pay with reward, you can use accumulated loyalty points from credit card programs, miles, or brand-specific offers to cover purchases either partially or … Read More

Over time, I’ve noticed that people who turn a phrase use their ability to express an idea in a clear, memorable, and artistic way, making … Read More

When using too many, it means having a greater quantity of something countable, like people, books, or mistakes, than is desired, needed, or acceptable. This … Read More

Over the past few days, I’ve observed multiple events and conditions that mark a short period of two to five days, immediately preceding the present … Read More