Idioms starting with I/J/K

In the nick of time

At the very last moment; just before something bad happens, so that you manage to avoid it, but only just

In black and white

In writing or in print

In cold blood

Acting in a way that is deliberately cruel

Ignorance is bliss

If you do not know about something, you cannot worry about it

It's not over until the fat lady sings

"Used for saying that a situation may still change, for example, that a contest, election, etc. is not finished yet, and somebody still has a chance to win it"

It makes no odds

Used to say that something is not important

In the soup

In trouble

In the dark

Knowing nothing about something

In the line of duty

While doing a job

It takes two to tango

Used to say that two people or groups, and not just one, are responsible for something that has happened (usually something bad)

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Idioms starting with I/J/K - Set 1

Idioms starting with I/J/K - Set 1