Idioms

lock (something) in or lock in (something)
to make something (such as a rate of interest at a bank) permanent over a period of time
We locked in the mortgage of our house for five years because the interest rates were low.

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  • lock (something) up or lock up (something)
  • lock horns with (someone)
  • lock the barn door after the horse is stolen
  • lock, stock, and barrel
  • long and the short of it
  • long face
  • look (someone) in the eye/face
  • look a gift horse in the mouth
  • look after (someone)
  • look at (someone) cross-eyed
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  • make (someone) tick
  • fit as a fiddle
  • speak out of turn
  • read the handwriting on the wall
  • mend fences with (someone)
  • until hell freezes over
  • butt in (on someone or something)
  • lay (someone) to rest
  • allow for (someone or something)
  • in public


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