Given below are the common idioms and phrases for LSAT (Law School Admission Test) and other law entrance examinations. This is not an exhaustive list but includes important idioms. It is advised that Idioms or vocabulary cannot be developed in one day and requires consistent efforts. You should try to learn at least 5 new idioms daily and use them in sentences.
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Idioms and Meanings
Ruffle Feathers: Annoy someone
To get cold feet: to get Afraid
No stone unturned: Using all available means
In a nutshell: Simple and Brief
Knit the brow: To frown
to pour oil on troubled water: to rectify the matter
