Phrases & Expressions

To stay overnight at someone else's house.

• Can I sleep over at your house tonight?
• My kids love to sleep over at their grandparents'.

An idiom used to describe someone or something that moves or happens extremely slowly.

• He's slower than molasses when he gets ready in the morning.
• The traffic moved slower than molasses.

A common phrase used in online videos to ask viewers for engagement.

• If you enjoyed this video, please smash that like button!
• Don't forget to smash that like button before you go.

To make a brief visit to a place or person.

• Why don't you stop by?
• Stop by my office on your way home.

To accept something unpleasant without complaining.

• It's only one more week, so just suck it up.
• You have to suck it up and move on.

To look at something quickly and briefly, often secretly or without being noticed.

• Can I take a peek at your notes?
• He took a peek behind the curtain to see who was there.

Used to say that an offer is final and will not be changed.

• The price is $100, take it or leave it.
• That is my final offer, so take it or leave it.

Used to say that a job or activity is finished.

• Okay everyone, that's a wrap!
• We finished the filming, that's a wrap.

Someone or something that is truly good, genuine, or important.

• This player is the real deal.
• Her new album is the real deal.

To bring the contents of your stomach up through your mouth.

• He threw up after eating too much.
• I feel like I might throw up.