Day 16 of sharing idioms and phrasal verbs everyday

Idioms:

1. Bite off more than one can chew - Take on more responsibility than one can handle
2. Bite the bullet - To force yourself to do something unpleasant because it is inevitable
3. Bite someone's head off - Speak angrily without any reason
4. Bite the dust - To die // Suffer a defeat
5. Bite your tongue - Stop yourself from saying something
6. Black and blue - Describe something that's badly bruised // To beat mercilessly
7. Black ox - Misfortune
8. Black sheep - One who is not accepted as a part of family or group
9. Blaze a trail - To start a movement
10. Blind alley - A situation in which no further progress can be made
11. Blow a fuse - To react very angrily
12. Blow his top - Be very angry
13. Blow one's own trumpet - Praise oneself / To boast about (personal) achievements
14. Blow over - Pass off
15. Blow something out of proportion - Behave as if something that has happened is much worse than it really is

Phrasal verbs:

1. Do away with - To abolish or eliminate
2. Do for -To ruin or kill someone or something
3. Do over - To redo
4. Do up - To fasten up // To decorate
5. Do with - To benefit from having (something)
6. Do without - To manage in the absence of something
7. Done for - In serious trouble // at the point of defeat or death
8. Done in - Extremely tired
9. Done with - To bring to an end / finish
10. Dope out - To figure out or understand