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Idiom

Idiom. Definition. An expression of two or more words that don’t mean what they say. A fool and his money are easily parted. This means that a foolish person may lose or spend there money unwisely. A picture paints a thousand worlds.

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Idiom

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  1. Idiom

  2. Definition An expression of two or more words that don’t mean what they say.

  3. A fool and his money are easily parted This means that a foolish person may lose or spend there money unwisely.

  4. A picture paints a thousand worlds A visual prospective is far more descriptive than words.

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