Day 12 of sharing idioms and phrasal verbs

Idioms:

1. Bad hats - People of bad character
2. Bad iron - Bad luck
3. Bag and baggage - With all of one's belongings
4. Baker's dozen - A group of 13 items, one more than a dozen
5. Ball is in your court - To be responsible for the next action
6. Ball of fire - An active or energetic person
7. Banana oil - Nonsensical talk
8. Bang for the buck - More value for money
9. Bark is worse than his bite - Threat is worse than the action taken
10. Barking up the wrong tree - Trying to work in a way that won't work // Accuse the wrong person
11. Batten down the hatches - Prepare for difficult situations
12. Be a dab hand at something - Skilled in a particular area
13. Be a dead meat - To be in serious trouble
14. Be afraid of one's shadow - So nervous
15. Be all one to - Make no difference
16. Be an old hat - Be outdates
17. Be behind the times - Be old fashioned
18. Be down with - Suffering from
19. Be in the red - To be in a loss or debt
20. Be hard up - Have very little money

Phrasal verbs:

1. Come out - To be published // To become known
2. Come over - To visit carefully
3. Come round - To change one's opinion
4. Come through - To survive a difficult situation // To receive something expected
5. Come through for - To provide needed support
6. Come to - To regain subconsciousness
7. Come up - To arise or occur
8. Come up with - To suggest or think of an idea
9. Come upon - To find or discover by chance
10. Con into - To trick someone into doing something
11. Con out of - To deceive someone in order to take something from them
12. Cool off - To calm down or reduce
13. Cope with - To deal effectively with something difficult
14. Count on - To rely on
15. Count up - To add together
16. Cover up - To conceal or hide something
17. Crack down - To take severe action against
18. Crack on - To continue or proceed quickly
19. Crash out - To fall asleep quickly // To be eliminated from competition
20. Crop up - To appear or occur suddenly