Explore popular idioms beginning with the letter 'D' and enhance your language skills while having fun.

American Idioms Starting With D

Don't wait for it to happen because it probably won't. "You think David will break up with Tina? Don't hold your breath.

Don't let it upset you. Don't allow it to make you feel bad.

Wasted. Lost forever. I tried for five years to run this business and now I'm bankrupt. Five years down the drain.

To make a mistake. (WARNING: This idiom is overused in the business world). ex. "So it was John's fault? Yes, John really dropped the ball on this one."

A great thing. A dream or wish that has become reality. ex. "Living in California is like a dream come true."

To make someone very agitated, upset, or emotional (either in a good or bad way). "That teacher is so awful! He drives me crazy with his attitude."