Idiom

The idiom “above board” means open, honest, and transparent. It is often used to describe a situation or transaction that is legitimate and fair, without any hidden or deceitful intentions. Above Board idiom origin The phrase “above board” likely originated from the chess game, where all pieces are placed on the board in plain view … Read more

Cut Corners is an idiom whose meaning is to take shortcuts or to save money or efforts by finding cheaper or easier ways to do something. Cut corners idiom sentence To pay out the EMI of loan this month, she have to cut corners. She doesn’t like to cut corners when she has company for … Read more