On the fritz" means that something is not working properly. It’s often used for electronics or machines, implying a state of disrepair or dysfunction. If your laptop keep⋯ Read the full article

That's rigged" refers to a situation where the outcome has been unfairly predetermined or manipulated. It suggests dishonesty or corruption, such as in competitions or el⋯ Read the full article

Shake a leg" is a playful way to tell someone to hurry up or speed things up. Originally believed to be from nautical origins, this phrase is perfect when you're running ⋯ Read the full article

That's a fluke" means something happened by chance, and it was surprisingly successful. It's often used when referring to outcomes that seem random or accidental. For exa⋯ Read the full article

In the nick of time" refers to something happening at the very last moment, just before it's too late. This phrase often carries a sense of relief as it usually means avo⋯ Read the full article

That's a no-brainer" means something is so obvious or requires so little thought that making a decision is very easy. Imagine not even needing your brain to decide; that'⋯ Read the full article

Play it cool" means to stay calm, not overly excited, and behave nonchalantly in a situation where showing too much excitement or anxiety could be a disadvantage. It’s li⋯ Read the full article

Under the weather" is a way to say that someone is feeling sick or ill. The phrase is thought to come from maritime sources, as sailors who were feeling ill were sent bel⋯ Read the full article

That’s cushy" describes a task or job that is very easy, comfortable, or requires little effort. It likely stems from the word 'cushion,' suggesting something very soft a⋯ Read the full article

Pass the buck" means to shift responsibility onto someone else. It comes from poker gameplay, where a "buck" (a marker) was passed to show whose turn it was to deal. Now,⋯ Read the full article

That’s jam-packed" refers to a place or venue being extremely full or crowded, like how jam is tightly filled in a jar. It conveys a sense of squeezing as much as possibl⋯ Read the full article

Rack your brain" means to think very hard or try to remember something difficult. It derives probably from the torture device, the rack, where people were physically stre⋯ Read the full article

That's twisted" is a phrase used to describe actions or stories that are morally or ethically odd, perverse, or shocking, yet compelling or interesting. It's akin to sayi⋯ Read the full article

Vegging out" means to relax or engage in leisurely activities, often with little to no effort, similar to how vegetables might lie around. This phrase likely comes from t⋯ Read the full article

Kick the bucket" is an informal way of saying someone has died. It’s a bit of a mysterious phrase, but one theory is that it comes from the old method of slaughtering ani⋯ Read the full article