to be a piece
of cake
to take the
cake
to have one’s
cake and eat it
a can of worms
not to be worth
the candle
to burn the
candle at both ends
not to hold a
candle to someone
if the cap fits wear it
to be on the carpet
to put the cart before the horse
an open-and-shut
case
cash on the
barrelhead
to build
castles in the air/in Spain
he thinks he’s
the cat’s whiskers
not to have a
cat in hell’s chance
there’s not
enough/no room to swing a cat
to let the cat
out of the bag
to see which
way the cat jumps
a cat may look
at a king
to catch
someone with his pants/trousers down
I don’t have a red cent
it isn’t worth a red cent
to be as different as chalk and
cheese
big cheese
hard cheese
to cut the cheese
to chew the fat/rag
a chip off the old block
to have a chip on one’s shoulder
when the chips
are down
to come out of
the closet
to be on cloud
nine
in the (pudding) club
at the coalface
to carry coals to Newcastle
the coast is
clear
to blow the
cobwebs away
to think one’s
the cock of the walk
to get hot
under the collar
let’s see the
colour of your money
with flying
colors
to be chief
cook and bottle-washer
that’s the way
the cookie crumbles
as bald as a
coot
till/until the
cows come home
as the crow flies
to pass in a crowd
to be cruel to
be kind
to be someone’s
cup of tea
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