Idioms

carry coals to Newcastle
to bring something of which you have much of somewhere, to duplicate something (Newcastle is a town in England where there is much coal)
Bringing extra food to the farmer`s picnic was like bringing coals to Newcastle.

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  • carry on
  • carry out (something) or carry (something) out
  • carry over (something) or carry (something) over
  • carry the ball
  • carry the day
  • carry the torch
  • carry the weight of the world on one's shoulders
  • carry through with (something)
  • cash cow
  • cash in (something) or cash (something) in
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  • in the market for (something)
  • take a shine to (someone)
  • beat (something) into (someone's) head
  • do one's part
  • keep one's nose clean
  • make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
  • live beyond one's means
  • shake in one's boots
  • cash cow
  • spaced out


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