1. down to earth – unpretentious, practical, realistic 2. earth to someone – used to get someone’s attention 3. earth-shattering – important, shocking, traumatic 4. from the ground up – completely, from top to bottom 5. heaven on earth – a pleasant/enjoyable place or situation, somewhere that feels like paradise 6. hell on earth – an extremely unpleasant place or situation 7. how/what/when/where/who/why on earth? – used for emphasis when asking a question 8. like noth...
1. a breath of fresh air – a refreshing change 2. airhead – a foolish person 3. as light as air – very light 4. castles in the air – daydreams, unattainable aspirations 5. dead air – a period when no material is transmitted on television or radio due to a signal interruption 6. hot air – empty talk intended to impress 7. in the air – collectively felt my multiple people 8. on/off the air – on/off radio or television 9. out in the open air –...
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