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Can you list me the names of some good Books for preparation of Idioms and Phrases part for SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level) Exam?

[Vishal Kotkar]

The names of some good Books for preparation of Idioms and Phrases part for SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level) Exam are as follows:

Idioms & Phrases Paperback – 2011
by Christopher Phoenix (Author)


Little Red Book Idioms and Phrases Paperback – 1 Mar 2011
by Terry O' Brien (Author)



Some Idioms and Phrases for SSC CGL

A fair crack of the whip
A period of importance

To hold something in leash
To restrain

To wrangle over an ass’s shadow
To quarrels over trifles

To play fast and loose
To hurt some body’s feelings /to play tricks

All agog
Restless

To give up the ghost
To die

To snap one’s fingers
To be anxious

A pipe dream
An impractical plan

To stand to one’s guns
To perseverance when hardships press

To loose one’s head
To become confused and over exited

By the skin of one’s teeth
Only just

To throw one’s glove
To give a challenge

To be in abeyance
In suspense

A chip off the old block
Characteristics of one’s ancestors

To take people by storm
To captive tem unexpectedly

To throw up the sponge
To surrender or give up the contest

Harp on
To keep on talking

To catch somebody on the hop to
To catch somebody of guard