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Across 1. "To be for the _____" means to be boring or foolish. 5. "To be _____ in one's boots" means to be very frightened. 6. "ASAP" means "as soon as _____." 8. To get one's _____ in a row" means to get organised. 10. "To be a dime a _____" means to be so common as to have little value. 11. "Birds of a _____ flock together" means people who are similar tend to be friends. 13. "To crack _____ up" means to make someone laugh. 14. "To be like _____ paint dry" means to be very boring. 16. "To wear your _____ face" means to concentrate seriously before doing something important. 17. "To let the cat out of the _____" means to reveal a secret. 18. "To tie the _____" means to get married. 19. "To call the _____" means to make all the decisions. 20. "To be a _____" means to hate Christmas. 21. "To be over the _____" means to be very happy. 22. "When pigs _____" means I don't think it will ever happen.

Down 2. "To be a _____" means to be punished for something someone else did. 3. "To have other ____ to fry" means to have more important things to do. 4. "To go for _____" means to risk everything. 7. "To be a _____" means to be left-handed. 9. "The _____ and the stick" mean positive and negative incentives. 11. "To be a _____" means to seem like a friend but really be an enemy. 12. "To throw your _____ around" means to use your power irresponsibly. 15. "To be _____ pearls before swine" means to offer something to someone who cannot appreciate its value. 17. "A bird in the hand is worth two in the _____" means a sure thing is better than a chance to get something better. 19. "To _____ the deck" means to cheat.