All but #3.

I don't know #3 and #4.

All but 6 and I’m guessing it should be super obvious.

I got 4 of them in short order. That's the best I've done .. ever.

Ok just looked up the obvious for 6 and see it’s an idiom, just not exactly as I’m used to seeing it. So i guess I have them all!

You’re not getting better, aok, it’s an easier one. 😛

5 and 6 jumped out at me immediately.

FOAS, that's how I've always seen it read/said.

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At first glance, 1, 2, 5, and 6 are easy. Gonna have to think about 3 and 4 a bit.

Rusty

I'm with Rusty and Fun2BHere - I have to think about 3 & 4 a bit more, the I got the others very quickly.

Same here. 3 and 4 escape me.

Have a possibility for 3, think I'm giving up on 4.

Rusty

Maybe 3, definitely 6. I still,stink at this.

They must be designed by different people, because 1, 4, and 6 represent the same thing in different ways, right? so 4 took me longer.

Still haven’t gotten 3. Well, maybe, but it might be a bit of a stretch.

I think I have them all. Not sure I have #3 correct tho.

I think I got #4 now, but it's pretty lame, and so maybe I don't have it. Still do not have #3.

Have all of them ( very quickly) except #3 and #4.

My hint - don’t read this if you don’t want a hint - is that all but 5 include a two letter word with an n. (ETA assuming I got them right!)

Hmm, good hint, and gives a new possibility for #3.

#3 is a toughie.

1. You can count on it
2. Foot in the door
3. No can do
4. Honest to goodness
5. Way overpriced
6. Living on a shoestring

WOW! Can't believe I had 5 of them right! Never would have figured 4 out, although I can see it now that I know the answer.

Rusty

Hey, thanks to foas, I did get #3 finally! 100% for me, woohoo! These really do work the brain. Thanks for sharing them!

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I did much worse on this one only getting two. I still don't get 4 even after the answer.

I got all except #3. I'm not used to hearing that phrase, although I'm not completely unfamiliar with it - it's just not something I would commonly hear.

Lily think of #4 as “on nest, two goodness.”

Lars, maybe “no can do” is more regional? I‘d consider it fairly common.

Food...that's way too much for my tiny brain to come up with. ...lol