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Winfield College - Idiom Page: 'Make ends meet' and 7 other idioms. 1 idiom per page along with an ad.
www.englishbaby.com - Slang: Has 1 slang expression. Apparently changes each week. Includes advertising.
www.englishclub.com - English Slang (EnglishClub.com): Slang words, with definitions, sample sentences, notes and quizzes.
www.englishclub.com - Idioms and Idiomatic Expressions - A through Z (Selected): English idioms with explanations, examples and quizzes.
www.EnglishDaily626.com - Learn American Idioms (Hon Long): Examples and definitions.
www.EnglishDaily626.com - Learn American Slang Expressions (Hon Long): Examples and definitions. (eye-opener, have a screw loose, dry run, ...)
www.EnglishForum.com - Today's English Idiom (Aaron Aardvark): Get a randomly-chosen idiom and its meaning each time you visit.
www.ESL-Resources.com - Idioms and Expressions and Slang to Go (Paul Forde): 12 idioms: canon arm, rock star, hit the lights, hot chick, two left feet,
www.ESLmania.com - Business Idioms (Nancy Gregory): belt-tightening, bite the bullet, work down to the wire, and others
www.ESLmania.com - Everyday Idioms [FRAME] (Nancy Gregory): rule of thumb, stab someone in the back, pull an all-nighter, and others.
www.ESLstudyGuide.com - Idiom Dictionary (Amanda Wu): The interface is a bit slow. It requires Flash.
www.FactMonster.com - Idioms and Proverbs (Kenneth Simmons): A short list with explanations. The page is for native English speakers, not ESL
www.gepc.org - Ask Mr. ESL (Idioms) (Clay Belcher): Many of the links on this page get NOT FOUND errors. However, there is some material here.
www.idiomeanings.com/idioms: Online English idiom dictionary
www.infosquares.com's American Slang (Robert McAlister and Harmon Abilene): Dime a Dozen, All Ears, Ammo, Around-the-Clock, etc.
www.learn-english-today.com - Alphabetical List of Phrasal Verbs (Kathleen Beke): Phrasal verbs listed with their meanings
www.learn-english-today.com - Idioms & Proverbs (Kathleen Beke): Idioms, proverbs and wordgames for esl.efl students.
www.learn4good.com - List of Business English Idioms: Across the board, at a loss, bail a company out, deliver the goods, ...
www.Learn4Good.com - Phrasal Verbs (Patrick Thompson): See the meaning and example sentences.
www.LearnEnglish.org.uk - Animal Idioms (Drag and Drop Quiz) (Requires Java): escape the ___ race, get the ___ share, flog a dead ___, get paid ___ feed, ...
www.LetsLearnEnglish.co.uk - 52 Idioms (Educational Software Products): with a pinch of salt, touch and go, toe the line, fly off the handle, ...
www.myenglishzone.com's Phrasal Verb Lesson (Cuauhtemoc Zepeda Arriola): Requires Flash.
www.OpenEnglishWorld.com - The Weekly Idiom: Sample dialogues and audio: As a Rule, To Bug Somebody, ...
www.peakenglish.com's Slang Dictionary: searchable or browsable by category
www.perfect-english.com - Idioms for ESL Students [FRAME] (Masataka Aoki): decked out, wrap it up, give in, sleep on it, get back to, ...
www.PhrasalVerbDemon.com (Juan Antonio Prez): Listening, Corpus, Dictionary, Particles, Quizzes, Reading, Games, Grammar, ...
www.sky-net-eye.com/eng/dictionary (George Ivanov): 8,000 idioms with sentence examples.
www.slang-dictionary.org (Pee Yush): Mostly Australian Slang; Not designed for ESL
www.SlangCity.com (A. C. Kemp): Online guide to adult American slang.
www.speak-read-write.com - Idioms, Slang, Phrasal Verbs, and Proverbs (Sally Jennings): About 700 Expressions, each with an example.
www.teacherjoe.us - 25 Common English Idioms (Joseph DeVeto): as easy as pie, be sick and tired, bend over backwards, change one's mind, ...
~~z_Dictionary of American Idioms~~ (George Ivanov): One idiom per page with ads.
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~~z_Ellie's English - Idioms~~ (Charles Shell): A red herring, Agony Aunt, All Right, Alright, All that glitters is not gold, ... (Voice by Marta Rubio)
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~~z_LearnEnglishNow.com - Idioms~~ (Mark McCracken): a heart to heart talk, ball park figure, basket case, bean-counter, ...
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z_Tigtag's List of Idioms (A-C) (Huang Ting): The idiom, what it means and an example of how it is used.
z_Tigtag's List of Idioms (G-I) (Huang Ting): The idiom, what it means and an example of how it is used.
z_Tigtag's List of Idioms (M-O) (Huang Ting): The idiom, what it means and an example of how it is used.
z_Wayne Magnuson's English Idioms, Sayings and Slang (Wayne Magnuson): Look for idioms by sections, ... containing a specific word, ...
z_www.aussieslang.com (Warwick Bone): Australian Slang Dictionary and Customs.
~~z_www.butte.cc.ca.us - About 100 Idioms~~ (Butte College Reading Department): Idioms with definitions: acid test, back to square one, hammer it out, ...
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z_www.eslquest.com (Richard Scott): Slang, phrasal verbs, homonyms synonyms and antonyms, teaching jobs
~~z_z_American English Idioms~~ (Paul and Bernice Noll): 600 selected American idioms. 25 idioms per page with their meanings.
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~~z_z_College Slang Top 20 - 1997~~ (Judi Sanders): A list of words containing: 'cool', 'kick it', 'dope', and so on.
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~~z_z_College Slang Top 20 -- 1998~~ (Judi Sanders): A list of words containing 'dude', 'chill out', 'kick it', 'grub on' and so on.
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~~z_z_Mini-dictionary from Da Bomb~~ (Judi Sanders): American college slang words and their definitions.
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~~z_z_The English Page~~: The Idiom of the Week (has been 'to look down on' for a long time)
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z_z_Tigtag's List of Idioms (D-F) (Huang Ting): The idiom, what it means and an example of how it is used.
z_z_Tigtag's List of Idioms (J-L) (Huang Ting): The idiom, what it means and an example of how it is used.
~~z_z_z_Cobuild Idiom of the Day~~: Each day, get a random entry from the Cobuild Dictionary of Idioms.
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~~z_z_z_Sayings & Everyday Expressions~~ (Ron Clark): Idioms etc.: babe in the woods, back to square one, dark horse, dead of night, .
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