something you don't like or aren't interested in
to sell very quickly and in large quantities
in a difficult situation
have your cake and eat it too to want two good things when you can only have one
very calm, especially under pressure
a person who has a bad influence on a group
an extra good thing that makes a good situation even better
to make something more exciting
to encourage someone to do something, often risky
very energetic and enthusiastic
that's the way the cookie crumbles that's just how things happen sometimes
the proof is in the pudding the real value of something is proven by results, not words
something unimportant or insignificant
to become very excited or very angry
a person who spends a lot of time sitting and watching TV
to flatter someone to get something from them
a controversial topic that's difficult to deal with
to have many responsibilities or tasks
pretending not to want something because you can't have it
very easy to do
the main source of income
something worth thinking seriously about
milk it for all it's worth to get as much benefit from a situation as possible
to offer something as a contribution
to be involved in many different activities or projects
used to say something is the most extreme example of its kind, often bad
to have more important things to do
crowded very tightly together
a share of something valuable, like profits
to love eating sweet food
the best of a group
a very good, honest, and reliable person
not paying attention, or out of touch with reality