Idioms and Phrases Beginning with B » Exercise – 1
Directions : Out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given idiom/phrase.
1. By fair means or foul.
(a) without using common sense
(b) without difficulty
(c) in any way, honest or dishonest
(d) having been instigated
2. By the skin of one’s teeth.
(a) To forego old grievances
(b) To take one’s time to decide
(c) To cost almost nothing
(d) By a very small margin
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