Draw the idiom (the literal word by word and/ or actual idiomatic meaning) until your partner guesses, preferably without looking at the list.
| Water off a duck’s back. |
| To breed like rabbits. |
| To drink like a fish. |
| Running around like a headless chicken. |
| As stubborn as a mule. |
| Like rats from a sinking ship. |
| Pigs might fly! |
| To have butterflies in your stomach. |
| His bark is worse than his bite. |
| Have a cat nap. |
| As strong as an ox. |
| When the cat’s away, the mice will play. |
| As blind as a bat. |
| The bee’s knees. |
| Kill two birds with one stone. |
| Flogging a dead horse. |
| I could eat a horse! |
| The black sheep of the family. |
| Running around like a blue-arsed fly. |
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