X. What would you think of a person who says:

To throw the dust in one's eyes;

Jack of all trades;

To have at one's fingertips;

To cost an arm and a leg;

In the pink;

To keep your fingers cross;

To have a ready tongue;

To be born with a silver spoon in the mouth;

To be all skin and bones;

To pull one's leg;

To have a big mouth;

To keep a stiff upper lip;

To know which side one's bread is buttered;

To put your best foot forward;

To cut one's teeth;

To keep a weather eye open;

To have a cheek;

To go out of one's way;

To feel ill at ease with smbd;

To fly off the handle.

stout-hearted

tight-fisted

open-headed

hard-headed

big-headed

weak-kneed

light-fingered

tight-lipped

two-faced

starry-eyed

thick-skinned

generous

brave, resolute

dishonest, liable to steal

conceited, self-important

hypocritical

silent, unwilling to speak

mean, not generous

insensitive to criticism

businesslike, unemotional

cowardly, nervous

over-romantic

as innocent as a babe unborn;

as green as grass;

as brown as a cherry;

as busy as a bee;

as neat as a new pin;

as obstinate as a donkey;

as wise as an owl;

as red as a lobster;

as pale as a death;

as welcome as flowers in May;

as slippery as an eel

as melancholy as a cat;

as free as (the) air;

as quick as fire;

as true as God's in heaven;

as true as steel;

as thin as a rake;

as poor as a church mouse;

as cunning as a fox;

as bold as an egg;

as fresh as a daisy;

as merry as a cricket