Idioms starting with M

31. “Make amends for” means:

• Punish someone
• Apologize with tears
• Compensate for a wrong
• Justify a mistake

32. “Mote in the eye” refers to someone who:

• Has good eyesight
• Ignores others’ faults
• Finds faults in others but ignores their own
• Is blind to reality

33. “Make ducks and drakes of” means:

• Play a game
• Waste or squander something
• Train animals
• Solve a problem carelessly

34. “Mother wit” is:

• Experience gained from parenting
• Natural intelligence or common sense
• A saying by mothers
• Female wisdom

35. “Make a scapegoat of” means:

• Blame someone else unfairly
• Take responsibility
• Act as a leader
• Praise someone for sacrifice

36. “Many men, many minds” means:

• Too many people are confused
• Each person has their own opinion
• People gossip too much
• Minds change easily

37. “A man of mark” refers to:

• A man with tattoos
• A criminal with a record
• A well-known or distinguished person
• A student with good grades

38. “It is all moonshine” means:

• It is romantic
• It is clear and true
• It is nonsense or unreal
• It is scientific

39. Among the idioms starting with M, the idiom “Miss the boat” means:

• To miss a journey
• To lose an opportunity
• To arrive early
• To make a mistake deliberately