Idioms F

Face like thunder

  If someone has a face like thunder, they look very angry

  Example : When Dad is really angry, he has a face like thunder

 

Fall from grace

  To say that someone has fallen from grace means that they have done something wrong, immoral or unacceptable, and as a result have lost their good reputation

 Example : The Finance Minister fell from grace as a result of a sex scandal

 

Fast talker

  A person who speaks quickly and easily but cannot always be trusted is called a fast talker

  Example : The salesman was a fast talker and persuaded the old lady to buy a new washing machine

 

Fishing for compliments

  When someone is obviously waiting for you to say something nice, they are fishing for compliments

  Example : I know why she invited us to visit her hew house – she’s just fishing for compliments

 

Five o’clock shadow

  This expression refers to a patch of stubble on the face of a man who hasn’t shaved for at least a day

  Example : He looked tired and had a five o’clock shadow