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Please explain “itsy-bitsy”, as in “itsy-bitsy bikini”.

Please explain “end run” in this sentence: John Dean, former White House counsel for the Nixon administration, weighed in on President Trump contemplating a third term, saying the president “l(fā)ikes constitutional end runs.”

Trump whisperer?

Please explain “Trump whisperer”, as in “Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is known as Italy’s Trump whisperer.”

Hot mic moment?

Please explain “hot mic moment” – hot mic?

Second-guess it?

Please explain this sentence, with “second guess it” in particular: I don’t know about everyone else, but when I get medical advice from a doctor, I never second-guess it.

Please explain this sentence, with “go boo-hoo” in particular: I don’t like it, but I’m not going to go boo-hoo, like some people.

Please explain this passage, with “to the hilt” in particular: The prime minister backed him to the hilt. It’s a shame it wasn’t reciprocated.

Stick in Donald Trump’s craw?

Please explain “stick in Donald Trump’s craw” in this sentence: Obama’s 2009 Nobel Prize continues to stick in Donald Trump’s craw, a decade-and-a-half later.

Please explain “pick up steam” in this sentence: Her career really picked up steam after her first movie.

Last men standing?

Please explain “l(fā)ast men standing” in this sentence (Australian Open 2025 – Men’s final: Sinner vs Zverev, RolandGarros.com, January 25, 2025): The top two seeds Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev are the last men standing in Melbourne.

At the drop of a hat?

Please explain “at the drop of a hat” in this sentence: Some people seem to cry at the drop of a hat, while others rarely shed a tear.

Please explain “l(fā)ast stand” in this sentence: Border officials declared that they would make a “l(fā)ast stand” here.

Hanging by a thread?

Please explain “hanging by a thread” in this passage: “How are you, Mr. Brown?” “I’m just hanging by a thread,” said Mr. Brown.

Get their ducks in a row?

Please explain this sentence, with “get their ducks in a row” in particular: For students, summer is the time to get their ducks in a row.

Please explain “run on empty” in this passage: They treat us like we’re meant to run on empty, as if they haven’t already drained us dry. And still, we’re expected to keep showing up.

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