Personification
Brian wouldn't stop talking.
'Good luck!'
Simile
Refrain
Tammy ate a large amount.
Metaphor
Chuck was surprised.
Cindy was stubborn.
Onomatopoeia
'The problem is unimportant.'
She was breaking things.
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Metaphor
'You really want to spend your money, and you may not be spending it wisely.'
Hyperbole
Epitaph
Epitaph
'A source I'm not going to mention told me some information.'
'You are blaming the wrong person or looking in the wrong direction for answers.'
Alliteration
Idiom
Alliteration
Simile
The meaning of this idiom 'Break a leg.'
The figurative language device used here: Zachary zeroed in on zoo keeping.
The figurative language device used here: He eats like a horse.
The figurative language device used here: And the raven, never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitting
The figurative language device used here: The sun winked at me through the clouds.
The figurative language device used here: Don't beep that horn again.
The figurative language device used here: I've said that a million times already!
The term that means 'the repetition of initial consonant sounds.'
The term that means 'an expression in which the words used do not represent the meaning of the expression.'
The meaning of this idiom 'Barking up the wrong tree.'
The figurative language device used here: Loving Wife, Mother, Friend
The figurative language device used here: I love mashing melting marshmellows.
The meaning of this metaphor: Brian was a dog with a bone; he wouldn't stop talking about his new shoes.
The meaning of this idiom 'That problem is small potatoes.'
The meaning of this idiom 'A little birdie told me.'
The meaning of this metaphor: Cindy was such a mule. We couldn’t get her to change her mind.
The meaning of this metaphor: We would have had more pizza to eat if Tammy hadn’t been such a hog.
The figurative language device used here: My sister's room is a pig pen.
The meaning of this simile: Chuck looked like a deer in headlights.
The meaning of this simile: She was like a bull in a china shop.
The meaning of this idiom 'Your money is burning a hole in your pocket.'
The figurative language device used here: Her feet are as cold as ice!
The term that means 'an extreme exaggeration.'
The term that means “a comparison between two or more things that doesn't use the words like or as.'
The term that means 'an inscription written on a grave in memory of a person.'
