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Animal Idioms Quiz #2

The missing words in these idioms are animals. Guess what they are.
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Meaning
Idiom
Tycoon
Fat ___
Center of a target
____'s Eye
One who prefers to act alone
Lone ____
Userer
Loan _____
Period of decreasing stock prices
____ Market
Lookout at the top of a ship's mast
____'s Nest
Clump of dust or lint
Dust _____
Something that appears to be
threatening, but isn't
Paper _____
Method of diving with arched back
and arms held wide
____ Dive
Person who loves to read
Book____
Outwit
Out___
Straight-legged military march
_____ Step
To nag
___peck
Meaning
Idiom
Alcohol as a hangover cure
Hair of the ___
Having feet that turn inward
______ Toed
Teenage infatuation
_____ Love
To quit abrubtly
Cold ______
Mechanic
Grease ______
Insincere tears
_________ Tears
Nonsense!
___wash
Nonsense!
_____feathers
Person who stays up late
Night ___
Pedestrian crosswalk
_____ Crossing
Politican who serves, but whose
successor has already been elected
Lame ____
Person who wakes up early
Early ____
UK bachelor party
____ Night
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This so called swan dive is known as a swallow dive in the uk
Oct 30, 2012  delete  reply
FreddieM
And duck dive in Australia
Oct 30, 2012  delete  reply
Quizmaster
Added swallow dive, but duck dive is something else.
Oct 30, 2012  delete
Never heard of Pigeon Toed or Lame Duck.
Oct 31, 2012  delete  reply
Nyneve922
I predict that some (other) American quiz-taker is going to complain about "zebra crossing" and/or "stag night".
Oct 31, 2012  delete  reply
hana
I got Stag Night, but you're right, this particular American has never heard of Zebra Crossing.
Nov 1, 2012  delete  reply
Bachelor parties are sometimes called Stag parties in the U.S., it's not as common, but it's not unknown.
Apr 25, 2013  delete  reply
I would say Hen Night but Stag Do - i think thats a more common phrase in UK.
Nov 1, 2012  delete  reply
I think Night Hawk should be accepted as well.
Dec 30, 2012  delete  reply
FYI stag night is a bit archaic in the states but is said here.
Jan 11, 2013  delete  reply
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