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1. a red-letter day an important day
2.a dead line ?
3. child's play ?
4.a yorker ?
5. the talkies ?
6.a wallflower ?
7. a duck ?
8. wool-gathering ?
9. a cat's paw ?
10. a gatecrasher ?
11. a red herring ?
12. a bull's eye ?
13. cat call ?
14. a wet blanket ?
15. a crack-shot ?
16. a rat-race ?
17. a black sheep ?
18. a maiden over ?
19. catnap ?
20. second childhood

Answer 1

Are you trying to understand the literal meanings to this terms?

1. A red letter day- is a day you want to remember.
example: The day my son apologized was a red letter day.
2. deadline-the time determined a job must be complete.
example: The deadline for all reports must be in by the 3rd of every month.
3. Child's play-Assumes that everything a child does is easy and play not serious.
4. A Yorker-A New Yorker.
The visitor spoke with a Yorker dialect.
5. The talkie-the phase is obsolete it refers to movies and would have been used immediately following the invention of movies with sound.
Our local theater had its first talkie in 1950.
6. Wallflower-When someone does not dance at a dance they are considered a wall flower.
The charming young gentleman asked all the wall flowers to dance before the dance was over.
7. a duck- A target for attack.
The soldiers became sitting ducks cut off from the rest of their unit.
8.don't know
9. don't know
10. gatecrasher-an uninvited guest
11. a red herring-a invention or great idea that does not come to fruition.
example: I have had so many red herrings trying to create safe fun for my disabled daughter.
12. bull's eye-You have exactly accomplished what you set out to accomplish.
example: Each bullet the hit the exact center of the circle was counted as a bull's eye.
13. cat call-an unsolicited compliment that usually embarrasses the recipient.
The construction workers whistled and cat called to the passing well dressed office women.
14. Wet blanket. A wet blanket is an effective way to put out a fire often refers to a person that changes the happy mood of a room.
example: The woman was a wet blanket at parties after her pregnancy advanced.
15. a crack-shot-shooting without thinking careless shooter usually used as a insult. Also could be used as excellent shooter or on target with an insult depending on context.
16. a rat-race. The daily obligations of getting up and going to work day after day year after year with little chance for getting ahead.
I had to remove myself from the rat race to care for my disabled child.
17. a black sheep-the person that stands out as the worst in a group.
We often feel ourselves the black sheep of the family.
18. don't no
19. catnap-cats take frequent naps sleeping for a short period of time during the day or during your normal awake hours.
20. second childhood. The life of an adult get very serious and they are said to be enjoying a second child hood when they have fun with out regard for their normal adult responsibility.

Answer 2

1. A red letter day- is a day you want to remember.
example: The day my son apologized was a red letter day.
2. deadline-the time determined a job must be complete.
example: The deadline for all reports must be in by the 3rd of every month.
3. Child's play-Assumes that everything a child does is easy and play not serious.
4. A Yorker-A New Yorker.
The visitor spoke with a Yorker dialect.
5. The talkie-the phase is obsolete it refers to movies and would have been used immediately following the invention of movies with sound.
Our local theater had its first talkie in 1950.
6. Wallflower-When someone does not dance at a dance they are considered a wall flower.
The charming young gentleman asked all the wall flowers to dance before the dance was over.
7. a duck- A target for attack.
The soldiers became sitting ducks cut off from the rest of their unit.
8.don't know
9. don't know
10. gatecrasher-an uninvited guest
11. a red herring-a invention or great idea that does not come to fruition.
example: I have had so many red herrings trying to create safe fun for my disabled daughter.
12. bull's eye-You have exactly accomplished what you set out to accomplish.
example: Each bullet the hit the exact center of the circle was counted as a bull's eye.
13. cat call-an unsolicited compliment that usually embarrasses the recipient.
The construction workers whistled and cat called to the passing well dressed office women.
14. Wet blanket. A wet blanket is an effective way to put out a fire often refers to a person that changes the happy mood of a room.
example: The woman was a wet blanket at parties after her pregnancy advanced.
15. a crack-shot-shooting without thinking careless shooter usually used as a insult. Also could be used as excellent shooter or on target with an insult depending on context.
16. a rat-race. The daily obligations of getting up and going to work day after day year after year with little chance for getting ahead.
I had to remove myself from the rat race to care for my disabled child.
17. a black sheep-the person that stands out as the worst in a group.
We often feel ourselves the black sheep of the family.
18. don't no
19. catnap-cats take frequent naps sleeping for a short period of time during the day or during your normal awake hours.
20. second childhood. The life of an adult get very serious and they are said to be enjoying a second child hood when they have fun with out regard for their normal adult responsibility.

Answer 3

cat

Answer 4

I think wool-gathering might mean daydreaming. I'm not sure though.

Answer 5

search google for each

Answer 6

i think u are over doing it now...

Answer 7

please try to help yourself.