
What does “Walk on eggshells” mean?
“Walk on eggshells” means to be very careful so you do not upset someone.
Example: My boss is angry today. We all walk on eggshells around him.
Emoji clue: egg, footprints
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“Walk on eggshells” means to be very careful so you do not upset someone.
Example: My boss is angry today. We all walk on eggshells around him.
Emoji clue: egg, footprints

“A chicken and egg problem” means a problem where each thing needs the other one first.
Example: Jobs need experience, but I need a job first. It is a chicken and egg problem.
Emoji clue: chicken, egg, puzzle piece

“Egg on your face” means feeling silly after a mistake that everyone can see.
Example: He said we would win easily. Now he has egg on his face.
Emoji clue: egg, embarrassed face

“A nest egg” means money you save for the future.
Example: She saved a nest egg for when she stops work.
Emoji clue: egg, bag of money

“A good egg” means a kind person you can trust.
Example: Ask Tom for help. He is a good egg.
Emoji clue: thumbs up, egg
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