What is a "wolf in sheep's clothing"?

A farmer protecting their livestock

Someone who hides malicious intent under a guise of kindness

A person wearing a very warm wool coat

An animal that has been dressed in a costume

What does the phrase "the elephant in the room" refer to?

The most important person present

An obvious major problem that no one wants to discuss

An oversized piece of furniture

Going on a fun, spontaneous adventure

Pursuing something unattainable or non-existent

To feel very lonely and isolated

Very clumsy and awkward in a delicate situation

Wealthy enough to afford expensive things

A person from the country of Guinea

A subject in an experiment or test

From the most direct and reliable source

From someone who lives on a farm

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01What does it mean to "let the cat out of the bag"?
02If you "have a bee in your bonnet," what are you?
03What is a "wolf in sheep's clothing"?
04The idiom "to have butterflies in one's stomach" describes what feeling?
05What does the phrase "the elephant in the room" refer to?
06If someone is on a "wild goose chase," what are they doing?
07What does it mean to "cry wolf"?
08The expression "a bull in a china shop" describes someone who is...
09What is a "guinea pig" in an idiomatic sense?
10If you hear something "straight from the horse's mouth," where did you get the information?